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“You can never tie a string to someone's heart to keep them from walking away; you can only love them in their freedom and hope that they choose to stay, hope that they love you back freely in the same way.”

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Evergreen is a fictional narrative that delves into the enduring beauty and mysteries of the natural world, reflecting on the human experience and the cyclical nature of life. more

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