City Cinema

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Hi everyone! ♥

My name is Rissa and I'm a twenty-three-year-old woman who sometimes wakes up in the middle of the night to write down story ideas. However, the idea for this book didn't come to me in a dream. This idea arose when I was listening to sad music while dwelling on everything going wrong in my life. It was the perfect moment for a sad, heartbreaking concept to come to mind.

The story you're about to read is about Nora, a young woman who can't seem to comprehend the death of a loved one. She sees him everywhere. She feels him all the time. He's within her. The memories of him haunt her almost every night, making her feel exhausted. However, that won't stop her from getting up in the morning and making the most out of her day — Oscar's life may have stopped, hers hadn't.

This story will be a raw image of loss and everything that comes with it. It will make you sad. It will make you cry. It will make you feel all the feels. But it won't be all sad and gloomy because somewhere along the way Nora finds some light in the darkness; in the form of another human being. That human being might be the way for Nora to make herself move on from Oscar's death; to slowly but surely get her life back.

With this story, I really want to take myself on an emotional roller-coaster ride that will eventually leave me breathless. And I'm very happy to take you with me on that ride.

Warning: this story contains strong language, sexual content and graphic descriptions of nightmares.

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I haven't written a fictional story in years since I'm more of a blogger type, so please be gentle with your comments. I'd also like to address that English is not my first language, so you might come across some grammar and/or spelling mistakes (for which I sincerely apologise). Don't worry, though, you are allowed to point them out to me. I won't take offence.

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