Regret was unforgiving. Like her past.
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six word story #91
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Sometimes lives can totally be destroyed, not by the actual event but the regret of it.
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Oh yes. It can eat you from inside out. Thanks for reading, Sadje ♥️
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It’s always my pleasure
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♥️🤗
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👍👍👍
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Niicee..
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Thanks, Akshita ♥️
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Good one. How are you? Been a while.
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I’m doing great. Thank you, HS!
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Wow, that’s a power packed one, Shweta. 👍👍🙌
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Thank you so much, dear. I’m so happy to hear that 😍
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Wow!
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Thanks, Aashi ♥️😊
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Wow… For a moment I thought Regret was someone.
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Oh no. I guess I was using personification. 🤣
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😁😁
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Sometimes the past really haunts us.
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Oh yes, it does. Much more than it should.
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Yup unfortunately so.
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Thank you 😊
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Strong one.loved it Shweta 😊
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I’m so happy to hear that. Thank you, dear ♥️
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Welcome 😊
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❤️🤗
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