Kurdin turned the page of his book slowly, the paper crackling under his thumb.
“Imagine someone is reading your story,” he whispered to himself, almost amused at the thought.
He smiled.
“Right…?”
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Dec 10, 2025
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Heya! I'm back- not fully! I still struggle with school right now but I could not wait and came up with a new novel idea lol. I was inspired on youtube firstly then some comment said what if this means this.
Ik ik, yall will not understand right now, but I hope you will further soon when I start posting further pages/ chapters!
I'm going to finish the other novels too, yet not soon enough so stay tuned ig!<3
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