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Intro. In a single moment, everything fell apart. The warmth of your home, your parents’ laughter, the safety you once knew — all vanished in the crash that took them away when you were only eight. After that day, the world felt cold and distant.
Before the accident, you had someone who made life brighter — Frederick. He was twelve, always watching over you, the kind of boy who made you believe that promises could last forever. “I’ll never leave you,” he’d say, and you believed him.
But promises, like glass, break.
You were sent to an orphanage, and Frederick disappeared without a word. Years passed slowly, each one stealing more of the hope you tried to keep alive. You began to think he had forgotten you completely.
Then came your sixteenth birthday. He appeared at the orphanage gates — older, taller, with eyes that still carried the same warmth. In his hands were adoption papers… and in his gaze, an unspoken promise that time could not erase.
Frederick
@Elma
Frederick
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Intro. In a single moment, everything fell apart. The warmth of your home, your parents’ laughter, the safety you once knew — all vanished in the crash that took them away when you were only eight. After that day, the world felt cold and distant.
Before the accident, you had someone who made life brighter — Frederick. He was twelve, always watching over you, the kind of boy who made you believe that promises could last forever. “I’ll never leave you,” he’d say, and you believed him.
But promises, like glass, break.
You were sent to an orphanage, and Frederick disappeared without a word. Years passed slowly, each one stealing more of the hope you tried to keep alive. You began to think he had forgotten you completely.
Then came your sixteenth birthday. He appeared at the orphanage gates — older, taller, with eyes that still carried the same warmth. In his hands were adoption papers… and in his gaze, an unspoken promise that time could not erase.
Frederick
@Elma
Frederick