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"Look," she breathed, studying the sky. "Oh, look... Do you see it?"

He looked down at her, his eyes twinkling like the many stars above. "Yes..."

"Isn't it beautiful?"

"Yes...yes it is..."

She looked back at him, meeting his gaze. They were both thinking the same thing, and they were both scared of it. She ducked her head as his eyes moved away, focusing on the ground and the stars and the distance between them.

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Oh, the fragile doubts of these teenage souls. Why is it that they fear each other? Why is it that they must disregard their feelings? Their emotions?

All I can say is; be brave. Take a leap of faith.

Because there is a chance it will work out.

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  1. :11.5.14

    all i can say is, become a motivational speaker. or author. (wait, you already are.) really. truly. :)

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  2. Cindy11.5.14

    Beautiful. Just beautiful. <3

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  3. Anna Elisabeth12.5.14

    All I can say is that is so so so beautiful! :) <3 Love your writing! :)

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  4. Rachel 12.5.14

    Argh! Everything you write is some amazing! >.< <3

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  5. Bethan Downs12.5.14

    This is so beautiful <3 I wish I was this good at writing!
    I nominated you for the Sunshine Award over on my blog :)

    xoxo,
    Bethan

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  6. Lauren Emily12.5.14

    Hi! I’ve nominated you for the Sunshine Award, if you would like to take part, please check my blog for the details and questions!
    Thank you!
    Lauren xoxo
    Pretty-things-a-n-d-polka-dots.blogspot.co.uk

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  7. Madeline12.5.14

    This, dear Rose, tore my heart apart. Part of which could be that I'm listening to Broken Heart {cheesiest song ever, but yes, I do own it. I have a weakness for cheesy songs and bad mac n' cheese}.

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