Changing Tides
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  • Reads 13,984
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  • Parts 12
  • Time 1h 1m
Complete, First published Jul 07, 2016
Everything in her life is a monotony. Everything in his life is an adventure.
  
  It was the impossibility of it all that makes everything unspeakable. But her memory of him is far more vivid and real than the absurdity of the actual happenstance that changed her life.
  
   This is her story. 
  
  
  ***A short story about James McAvoy. Thank you in advance for those who'll take time to read. Cheers! ;)
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Ephemera (Matty Healy/George Daniel)

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George didn't expect much of his life. He come to be rather complacent with the ways things had turned out to be. He wasn't unhappy, per se, just very uninspired by the world around him. He found himself with little more than vague enthusiasm towards a select few things in his life. Perhaps he'd thought he was okay with that, and that he'd live his life amounting to very little at all. Perhaps he really had thought that, but that was before he'd met Matty. Matty didn't expect much of himself. He'd fall out of trust with the world, and came to bury the person he'd once been deep inside himself, under a mess of arrogance and over spoken ideas about the way things should be. Everything was bullshit - love, family, being a 'functioning member of society', and perhaps it didn't look like he was ever going to get far with his life. Perhaps he'd thought he was okay with that: with locking up who he really was inside everything he'd wanted to be. Perhaps he really had believed that, but that was before he'd met George. Neither of them had much cared for change, but the thing was that change never did stop to ask for your opinion before it happened.