Random Stories About People

Random Stories About People

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Romance
These are random little "things" I wrote about a girl or for a friend. I've decided that I wanted to publish the stories and of course I'm going to change some of the names for privacy reasons. Each story, I'll use a different name. Maybe I will occasionally go back to a name. Maybe not. That being said, not every story will have been about the same person (clearly). Only I will really know who each one is truly about unless I publicize it. Of course I will tell the person that I wrote it for/about because I always send my stories to the people I wrote them for/about if we talk still. Some stories will be connected. If I start having too many connected to each other, I will move them and end up making it into an entire book. I'll try to make a note at the beginning of a part if it is connected to another, and state which piece it is connected to. Maybe. If I decide to clarify that it is in fact connected to something. Maybe I'll just leave it up to the readers to decide which ones they think go together?
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