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'You were red, and you liked me 'cause I was blue. You touched me and suddenly I was a lilac sky. And you decided purple just wasn't for you.' Paris Jenkins has been told to change many times, by others. She changed, she changed just to please them. But, the changes are not what she wanted. The changes are not what they wanted, either. Paris decided. She doesn't want to change anymore. But changing is unavoidable. Paris Jenkins has become dependent, purely because her boyfriend likes her that way. He likes feeling needed, he likes being 'reliable'. But, it has changed Paris more than anyone else. Paris starts relying on everyone. Paris starts getting complaints from the everyone. She needs to change. Paris Jenkins doesn't need a man to help her. Paris Jenkins doesn't need a man to protect Her. Paris Jenkins is independent, and Paris doesn't need to rely on someone else. She needs to change. Paris, France can still shine without it's dear Eiffel Tower, and Paris Jenkins can still shine without someone else. Paris is as pretty as a butterfly, but she doesn't want to be one anymore. Why? Because she doesn't want to rely on others. She will not take from the flowers that are everyone around her. She is a firefly, independent, self-reliant, strong, she will live her life fully, not wasting it with others, despite the short amount of time to live. She is making changes in her life, but this time, the changes are her own decisions, not someone else's. highest ranking so far: #706 in ChickLit ● cover by @temmie- ●
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FAVORITE COMMENTS: ** "One of my all time favorite books, I'll never forget it" (@sedaoriente) ** "I love how easily the chemistry built up between them" (@RuthySinger) ** "It was like a modern day fairytale and there were so many moments when I just needed to stop reading and squeal!" (@fairyluver) ** "Your books are exactly how I expect a romance novel to be!" (@mahajuba) ** "It's unique, simple yet amazing. I actually had a big smile on my face while reading." (@Eman_Othman) ** "One of the most lovely stories that I have read so far on this platform. It's perfect." (@Luxami) ******************* Catherine Rogers found it hard to reject her best friend's brother, who was set on winning her over. He embodied everything she hated in a man, pushy, shallow, and selfish. But, Taylor and she had been friends for over 10 years, and Catherine's constant rejection of him was putting a strain on their long term friendship. Moreover, Catherine's heart was already fluttering for someone else: the endearing stranger she meets on the bus. He was kind, patient, and charming. She didn't even know his name, yet there was just something about him that made her swoon. When this mysterious stranger disappeared, she was left with an aching heart, and nothing more than sweet memories of a man who made her smile every time they met. She feared she would never see him again. Until one day, the most unexpected thing happened. --------- A biiiig thanks to all those who loved, voted and commented on Catherine's story. I'm taking the story down from Wattpad because I'm working on publishing it. It's hard work, but it would be a dream come true, please cheer me on. Thanks again for all the love and support! ^^ #42 in chicklit 13th Nov. 2017 Text Copyright © 2017 by Oluwaseun Agunbiade

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