SCRIPT #1: A BOOK OF A ONE-SIDED LOVE

here it is my very first book project. the whole thing about it is a boy of 14 years old who seemingly turned my daily basis into something i have never ever done before : learning of letting go. the best thing about it - which i have never realized before - is that i can go through it instead of thinking that i couldn't.

i wrote 3 brief chapters of the re-written pieces. brief but they cover all things about him that inspire me.

for the book itself, i used recycled paper made in England - but i simply bought it at nearest bookstore. i also made the book handwritten. for the details, i drew some drawings and colored them with water-colored pencils. i love that!

above of all, i have learnt the hardest lesson without feeling bad at all - because when i wrote about it, when i added the artsy details on it, when i re-read it, and somehow recall the memories within my mind, i just feel happy.

sure, everyone has got their own version of worst time, but the art of getting by is just cool!

Leaning on my arm, I simply turned my head to the left, and he was there – my personal miracle.

I locked my stare at him – noticing a mole on his cheek.

In a bright red tee, I captured his aura: defensive. He had a part of him that was distant and hard to approach.

I liked that.

I have always been feeling that I’m different from other people – in a bold way. I can’t tell about it literally, but it is simply more likely a defense mechanism.

Cool – not only the way it sounds, but also the way he is.

Sitting quietly in the distance of one-chair-gap from me, he distracted me.

He pulled me out of my focus.

He is my personal miracle - out of the blue.

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