The Whispers of The Fallen: 2 - The Eternal Invader , livre ebook

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2023

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Mahdi Hussein Fneish

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Date de parution

20 août 2023

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English

The Eternal Invader The Whispers Of The Fallen By Mahdi Fneish "In the deepest shadows of one's soul, some stains are indelible, not for lack of trying, but because the world seldom shows mercy to those it deems tarnished." -Mahdi Fneish CHAPTER ONE THE EVOLUTION In the depths of our being, we are locked in a ceaseless battle, a struggle between the angels and demons that reside within us all. Each of us is host to two characters, two souls that dwell within this mortal vessel. But for some, there are more, secreted away in the shadows of the psyche, emerging only in the moments when we are most vulnerable. Our characters, like opposing magnets, are forever repelling each other, pushing and pulling with every breath we take. Alone, we are free to be ourselves, to let the masks we wear for the world fall away, revealing the true face beneath. With friends, we become someone else entirely, a creature of laughter and camaraderie, buoyed up by the warmth of companionship. And with our loved ones, we are transformed yet again, softened by the gentle embrace of those who hold our hearts. But always, there is the other side of the coin, the shadow that lurks behind every smile. We hide our darker selves away, desperate to be accepted, to be loved for who we are, rather than feared for what we might become. And yet, sometimes, the weight of our secrets becomes too much to bear.

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