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| Great premis but it missed the mark sadly. MC and Nora barely spent time together, and yet they fell in love? Also, there were a lot of time skips where things just happened off-screen when really the things that happened would have been an interesti ...more | |
“I perch atop a long, thick piece of bone-white driftwood, enjoying the stillness and the quiet, trying and failing to take a few phone pictures that might come close to capturing the feeling of energy and possibility that emanates from all around: the beach, the water, the sky. On my phone, it’s a blur of blue-black pixels. The most beautiful things never hold up on a screen.”
― Great Big Beautiful Life
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