"Like this is basically just the end of the first chapter. And there's a whole book left to go! I honestly feel like I'm dreaming. Please don't let me wake up and this whole perfect journey was actually too-good-to-be-true. Like, I'm sorry Mom & Dad, but I'm not coming back for a while. Move our home to wherever you want. I've made myself a better one. With the people who really get me and actually care about me. And you won't tear us apart. The three of us belong together. Forever."
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