Writing For Your Life
ReLaVi31
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ReLaVi31
Ongoing, First published Jan 12, 2017
missingmysterysistertravel
Do you know what it feels like to be the only sane person in a room with people acting crazy? 

I do. 

Every day of my life since you went missing. You promised me you'd be back, you said you wouldn't leave me alone in this madhouse- that was the very last thing you told me before you got on your plane. 

You promised. 

Now, everyone has gone a bit mad and I'm the only making any sense. They think you're dead but I think I'd know if you were. Here's the deal- you keep your promise and I'll keep mine. You said you would never really leave me and I said I'd write. So I'm writing to you every day, every day until you come back to me. I'm writing for your life.
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