PROLOGUE

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True friendships are meant to last forever. But if it doesn't, does that mean it wasn't true? No matter how real it felt? No matter how many dreams and fears you've shared? No matter how many years you've spent laughing together? No matter how many times you've cried in each other's shoulder? No matter how many trials you've faced and survived because you held on to each other? Maybe so. But I wish someone would prove me wrong. I wish someone would tell me that even if that friendship has ended, it was at least true for the time it lasted. I pray that anyone could remind me of how good it felt to lean on someone you trust and be assured that when the world is unkind, he will stand by your side. I hope that love would manifest itself and make me believe again. But life has taught me that not all wishes come true, not all prayers are answered by a yes, and not everything you want must be hoped for. I've learned the hard way that if you don't want to get hurt, then don't expect. I now live by that rule. I've had more than my fair share of life struggles. I have lost count of how many times I've been hurt by the people who I expected to receive love from. I've been disappointed for several times and although I'm still not used to, I've learned to live with it. I have witnessed how love would come and go, not just in my life but in the life of the ones I love. I've seen how love can be someone's reason for breathing and how that same love, when it fails, destroy that person's reason for living. I've seen enough. I've seen enough to stop believing in love. But then again, I wish someone would prove me wrong.
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