She's Ear: A Narrative Fiction

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He kissed the scars that lay on her wrist – inflamed and raised over the rest of her skin. He still thinks she’s beautiful, no matter what they said. She is stronger than the others, well; at least that’s what everyone thinks. As she moved her arm – snaking it away from his grasp – he grabbed her hand and held it tight, intertwining his fingers through hers like an unfinished puzzle.
Her gaze focused on the sand underneath her tanned, gentle feet; that seeped in between her toes. The feeling of the cool calmed her heart. Listening she began to the sound of the waves that echoed through the rocks which towered around them, making a cave that entered out onto the beach and towards the sea. The wind rustled her mid-long blonde hair over her

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