Perhaps We'll Meet Another Day

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HeyItsDoe

Hello!

Welcome to my page. A little about me? Well, I'm 25, and am always looking to expand my collection of published stories. I find myself unable to keep to one specific story for long, however, because of my scatterbrained mind. Please excuse the seemingly random updates that may follow.

I've met a few writers who believe that writing has to be this super serious, super time-consuming and soul-sucking thing, to maintain the traditional way of sophistication and proper etiquette in the craft...I'm opposed to such thinking. While I do appreciate sticking to the conventional rules of good literature, I feel like we'll never move forward if we don't try new things.

Feel free to ask me any questions you may have, and I always love comments and reviews! Thanks for supporting me through all of the action!

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Story soundtracks: https://8tracks.com/i-dont-like-i-obsess
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The Hands That Feed You

Let Bygones Be Bygones

The Meaning of Nothing

Party At The End of The World

And Then There Was One

Something Off My Chest

End (Story Outline Epilogue)

~One Piece AU~

There's just a few things Lexi knows for certain nowadays. God is dead or, hell, he never existed to begin with. Physical wounds heal with time. You'll run out of tears eventually. Worst of all, you can't even trust yourself. The unprecedented part of living in this zombie infested world? Remaining sane when the line distinguishing man and monster is blurred beyond interpretation.

Note: This story features my OC, Lexi, who originates from Where You Belong. While you don't have to read that one first to understand this story, I would recommend it for context, subtext, and character development purposes.

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