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For the ones who whispered ‘I love you’ and ‘I’m sorry’ in the same breath.
For those who stayed too long, and those who left too soon.
For the love that slipped through your fingers, but never really left your bones.
This is for you.
This story contains themes of: cheating, self-harm, explicit imagery
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Love never leaves quietly. It arrives like a storm, stays like a scar, and leaves like a ghost-lingering in places you swore you'd never return to, in songs you can't listen to anymore, in the way your name sounds when it's no longer being said by the person you once built a future around. This book is not just about love-it is about what love leaves behind. It is about the hollow spaces, the whispered apologies, the nights spent rewriting endings that were never in your control. It is about the ache of longing, the cruelty of almosts, the unbearable weight of what-ifs. It is about loving someone so much that you lose yourself, and then standing in the wreckage, trying to remember who you were before they touched you. This book is for the ones who have whispered I love you and I'm sorry in the same breath. The ones who still carry a name like an open wound. The ones who are trying, every day, to make peace with the echoes. If love has ever wrecked you, if you've ever had to unlearn someone, if you're still trying to figure out how to live with the ghost of a love that still lingers-this is for you.
For the ones who whispered ‘I love you’ and ‘I’m sorry’ in the same breath.
For those who stayed too long, and those who left too soon.
For the love that slipped through your fingers, but never really left your bones.
This is for you.
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Cora: Decent story. Slightly predictable turn of events but I didn't think at this point it was a possible twist! I enjoy the stream of thought writing style this has, though some proofreading and punctuation could help a few spots. Recommend this for ebooks and forgive a few confusing errors. Enjoyable t...
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Helhall: Before anything else, I’d like to emphasize that I really did like the overall story. Characters were more than two-dimensional, so definitely a plus. I didn’t even mind the shifting points of view.But...There are a couple of things that made reading the story very difficult.1- Punctuation is your f...
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Margaret Lambert: Strong womenAuthor not frightened to show women with strength
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Suiihera: OMG, I just finished reading your story, and I really enjoyed it! The world you've created is fascinating. As I was reading, I could easily picture the characters, emotions, and key moments unfolding visually.Have you ever considered adapting it into a visual storytelling format such as a comic, man...
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Chrissie Aghedo: Great storyline. Left me wanting more for sure. A little different to the others I’ve read so far. Hope there is or will be a next part to this story
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hello great author
i recently read your book and i found it absolute fascinating what strategies did you use to make it go viral and reach such a wide audience