Typical I ✔
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"They say beauty is to be noticed, so she hid hers."
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This is the tale of the girl that tried so hard to be invisible.
This is the story of a boy who went everywhere with a spotlight over his head.
But most importantly, this is the story of how he noticed the beauty inside and not just outside of the weird and outcasted girl. And soon enough, love touched his scarred and broken heart, as well as her closed and guarded heart too.
Until death tore them apart...
And he dug a hole for himself, using grief as a shovel. And it was so deep, he wondered if he could find his way out. And, more importantly, if he even wanted to find his way out.
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