More than Just Friends

More than Just Friends

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Romance
What do you do when you suddenly realise that after years and years, a lifetime even, the best friend you've always relied on is no longer just a best friend to you anymore? Do you panic, thumping your head against the wall while screaming 'Why me?!?' Perhaps you tell yourself to man up and ask him out. Or maybe you're like me, attempting to forget it all and continue living a normal life. Trust me when I say that the latter is much more difficult than it sounds. This is my story...
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Imagine this. At a young age, you lost the only true love you ever felt from a father out of nowhere. Just ripped from your life. Few years later. You find a brotherly love. More than just that. A best friend kind of love. Maybe a little more than that but, they leave you as well. Just gone from your life. It pains you. You normally hide this but you just reached a point that you can't hide the tears well no more. Can't hide the fact that you're destroyed from within. Just again, few years later. That fatherly love suddenly returns. The friendship love comes back. You have it back. But with a price. You learn life isn't what you thought it was. It made your head spin. You wanted to go back to the old you. Your best friend is a wolf. Your dad is a wolf. You. Are part wolf. This whole world isn't perfect like you thought. Arrange marriages are real and you're in it. You can't back out. So what do you do? You accept it. That's what I had to do, no?

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