SECOND CHANCE LIFE
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  • Reads 23,136
  • Votes 913
  • Parts 17
  • Time 1h 40m
Complete, First published May 12, 2016
Second chances....
Its a nice feeling to get a second chance. Sometimes you look back on your life, pause at some points and just wish for a second chance to redo or undo things. For some life or destiny grants them a second chance..... second chances to untwine what fate had twined. There are others who just won't get that chance,they simply lives regretting or sometimes cursing life for never giving them a second chance. When the lucky few gets the second chance they feel a rush of something, name it relief,happiness or even adrenaline, but that rush will be the essence that helps them to live their second chance to the fullest.

But what if the second chance you get is a half life that you never wished for. What if it is burdened with so many baggages that you curse life for giving you that second chance. What if that same second chance that every one wishes for is nothing but a pain for you. Will you still want it? Or will you take that half chance and show life that you can live?
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