Painting Keith
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 33m
  • Reads 29
  • Votes 3
  • Parts 3
  • Time 33m
Ongoing, First published Dec 30, 2016
Mature
["life is just like painting. draw the lines with hope. erase the errors with tolerance. dip the brush with lost of patience. color it with love"]

Keith Smith had always been the popular silent type. Sweet yet bitter. Silent yet talkative. But his silence has a story behind it. With parents who's fights could wake the entire neighbor hood and his moms newly made accident, how's he supposed to cope with life?

Millie Miller. The girl who never talked. The girl who's beauty could shame even Aphrodite herself. But with a past beyond imaginability catching up to her, how is she supposed to cope with living?

Kieth thought he had problems, but with a newly found attraction for one another turning into action for the worst of the better, he's about to learn what true pain is.

What binds us isn't just what we have in common but what we go threw to get where we are in life.
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