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Sometimes forgiveness is about letting go—taking that five-ton boulder off your chest and heaving it into the abyss.
Autumn is the story I’ve known my entire life. Aria? She is a revelation.
“See me! Hear me! Love me!” Damn my starving, needy heart …
“I’m going to prove you wrong, Autumn. Just you wait. I’m so much more than you give me credit for.”
I wish she would open her heart to the possibility. I hope she can see there is more to us than the mistakes of our past. More to us than shattered pieces of the most exquisite glass I’ve ever known. We can be whole again if she would just allow it.
“There’s a lot to be learned from the crooked line between right and wrong. There’s even more to gain by just letting go.”
I saw you, and I loved you. I left you, and I’m sorry. I lied, and I can’t take it back.
It’ll never get old. It’ll never be enough. If we live to be a hundred, I’ll still love her like the starstruck teenagers we once were. Because just like them, I still believe anything is possible, as long as we’re together.
