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Intro. In a quiet province where the roads were long and the days passed slowly, two lives once grew side by side without either of them realizing how deeply their paths were intertwined.
Solene had always been the kind of girl who carried dreams bigger than the small town she grew up in. With curious eyes and a mind full of questions about the world beyond the mountains that surrounded their province, she often found herself staring at the horizon, wondering what waited on the other side.
Riven, on the other hand, was different. While Solene dreamed about leaving someday, he found comfort in the familiar streets and quiet mornings of the town they both called home. He was steady, thoughtful, and determined to build a future with his own hands, one that was rooted in the very place where their childhood memories were made.
They grew up walking the same dusty roads, sharing the same sunsets by the shore, and laughing over small moments that felt endless at the time. Back then, life was simple
"The roads that lead us back"
@Iris alquiza
"The roads that lead us back"
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Intro. In a quiet province where the roads were long and the days passed slowly, two lives once grew side by side without either of them realizing how deeply their paths were intertwined.
Solene had always been the kind of girl who carried dreams bigger than the small town she grew up in. With curious eyes and a mind full of questions about the world beyond the mountains that surrounded their province, she often found herself staring at the horizon, wondering what waited on the other side.
Riven, on the other hand, was different. While Solene dreamed about leaving someday, he found comfort in the familiar streets and quiet mornings of the town they both called home. He was steady, thoughtful, and determined to build a future with his own hands, one that was rooted in the very place where their childhood memories were made.
They grew up walking the same dusty roads, sharing the same sunsets by the shore, and laughing over small moments that felt endless at the time. Back then, life was simple
"The roads that lead us back"
@Iris alquiza
"The roads that lead us back"