The Scrapbook

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Noreen likes Kendrick. She can’t remember when did she started to harbor such feelings. She just found herself enjoying and craving his company and attention.
She even made him a scrapbook. The scrapbook reveals her true feelings for Kendrick. Would it be the key to deepen their relationship? Or would it be the reason for them to grow apart?
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Hi again!  This is also one of those stories I wrote around 2016. And yes, I’ve also decided to continue this now that I’m free from acads.
This story comes up my mind when I'm arranging another story's plot. I told myself, why not write Noreen's and Kendrick's relationship way back in order for the readers to understand where she is coming from. (Spoiler: She's an antagonist on that one.)
Apparently, I was supposed to finish that story first before this one. But since it's just a short story and the other story's theme is a very complicated one (It's drama, tearjerker to be specific. And I'm not good with dramas; that's why I couldn't bring myself to write that one), I finished this one first.
I planned to cut it just in two parts. But then I decided to cut it per flashbacks to avoid confusion. It's still a short story just cut into parts.
The pattern is: description of pictures, captions, flashbacks, side comments/explanation of present Noreen.

So ayun, hope you’ll like and enjoy this story. And please do leave your thoughts in the comment box or my inbox. 

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