The Dragging Dawn [Book Three]

The Dragging Dawn [Book Three]

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'"People act as if they have a final chance, once someone dies. But they don't. No matter whether the last thing you said to someone was telling them how much you love them or whether you had an argument and insulted them, it's what you said. Visiting a grave doesn't change that. Souls of the deceased have no patience for feelings or apologises or wishes that are expressed too late." "But what if you don't feel satisfied with the way you parted?" Credence asked, looking perplexed. "Is death ever satisfying?" Came her response.' This is the third and final story in my Lover's Fall trilogy. It is set 25 years after the end of Forever Forgotten. Seriously guys, by this point I have nothing to go off of. There are no books that I'm following here so just enjoy the story I give you because trust me, it's hard to make some of this stuff up.
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"I'm sorry, James. The tests were positive. You have cancer," the doctor said. In that moment, I felt my entire world crumble. Everything I knew, everything I loved, I would have to say goodbye to. How was this even fair? I'm 23 years old, I haven't lived yet, haven't experienced much, and yet I was going to die. I might have just given up completely if it wasn't for her. She is the only reason I am still alive, yet she can't know of my disease. She can't know anything. I just have to pretend that everything is going to be okay before I have to say goodbye, before I run out of time.

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