Mica De Leon
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Love on the Second Read
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Winds of War
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2024
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Veins of Power
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2024
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The End Is Here! An Interactive Apocalyptic Adventure
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2024
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Seeds of Conquest
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Meant To Be In Manila
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Meant to be in Manila
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Love on the Second Read:
The inspiration actually came after the necessity to write this story. You see, I just finished all three books of the Seedmage Cycle trilogy (which started out as one big 180k-word book!) just a couple of months prior, and I needed a new project tha
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“I’m not saying it’s bad to put your heart and soul in everything you do, but you’ve got to leave some for yourself. And you’ve got to leave room for others to fill themselves up with their own hearts and souls. You can’t fix every problem by breaking off pieces of you.”
― Love on the Second Read
― Love on the Second Read
“Love was opening gates, letting in a person apart from oneself, hoping they’d fill the space of her empty rooms, and trusting them not to break her house... for what was the point of love if not showing both the good and bad parts, both the impregnable and vulnerable parts? Once we love someone, we could never really unlove them, could never really take away the rooms in which they inhabit, only dictate the spaces where they were allowed to occupy. There was really no going back once we opened the gates to someone else. They’d have left their marks inside.”
― Love on the Second Read
― Love on the Second Read
“Love was opening gates, letting in a person apart from oneself, hoping they’d fill the space of her empty rooms, and trusting them not to break her house... for what was the point of love if not showing both the good and bad parts, both the impregnable and vulnerable parts? Once we love someone, we could never really unlove them, could never really take away the rooms in which they inhabit, only dictate the spaces where they were allowed to occupy. There was really no going back once we opened the gates to someone else. They’d have left their marks inside.”
― Love on the Second Read
― Love on the Second Read
“I’m not saying it’s bad to put your heart and soul in everything you do, but you’ve got to leave some for yourself. And you’ve got to leave room for others to fill themselves up with their own hearts and souls. You can’t fix every problem by breaking off pieces of you.”
― Love on the Second Read
― Love on the Second Read