(DISCONTINUED)
❝They say I'm beautiful. But what if I can't see what they see?❞
about a woman
who saw herself
as ugly.
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Just a little before The Grand Day comes, Kristen is surprised with something she has never expected to happen to her.
A true love's kiss.
It has all begun with sweet notes, which Kristen finds all over her trailer. If the saying was "an apple per day keeps the doctor away", in Kristen's case it's "a note per day keeps the sadness away".
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It has to be Robert. Who else cares that much about her to make her feel better about herself every day?
The notes continue to come, making Kristen happier and flying in the air, unable to step on her feet, until one day, when she is about to go to her car to go back home, Robert catches up wit her, running.
"Wait for me!", he yells, almost out of breath.
Kristen turns around. The sight of the handsome lad jogging to her makes her smile. She wants to tell him about the notes.
He finally reaches her, panting. "Hey."
"Hi," she giggles, looking down, nervously tucking hair behind her ear.
She waits until he can control his breathing again, before she tells him:
"Thanks for the notes. I really appreciate them."
That is when he leans in to give her a kiss. Something sweet, something deserved. When his lips are about to touch her cheek, he grasps her waist and pulls her tenderly to himself, as if he wants to tell her:
"You're wonderful."
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