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“Senti que precisei agradecer, a história é realmente muito boa!! Bem, vou ser bem sincero, não estava animado para o Desafio de Outubro. Uma história curta não me agrada muito. Essa história mudou o meu conceito sobre isso, e sobre todo o resto... Primeiro, o autor consegue te prender na história e ficar ansioso pelo próximo capítulo. Ele também consegue mudar suas emoções com cada capítulo, faz você entrar no mundo dos personagens e viver como eles vivem... Ele descreve personagens lindos, tanto que você fique com sentimentos por cada um e não queira soltá-los, quer ficar ali e nunca mais sair :D Ele também descreve a perda de um amado de forma diferente, ele não fica triste o tempo todo, você consegue perceber e sentir que o personagem se ergue e fica mais forte com aquilo. Dá uma pena de B. estar morto, ele era realmente um anjo na vida de Túlio e o ajuda mesmo ainda não estando com o coração batendo... As frases... Não preciso nem falar. São simplesmente extraordinárias, incriveis, bonitas, motivantes, e tudo as coisas boas do mundo... Eu até falei que usaria uma camiseta escrito "Eu li Flores Pintadas" e usaria mesmo!! É um presente inesperado quando cliquei para ler e realmente gostei e fiquei ansioso por cada capítulo!! Pra mim que acompanhei desde o início, ficava todos os dias abrindo o Nyah! para ler o próximo capítulo, e valia a pena!! (Ainda vale ;D) O autor escreve desde a recaída e a superação do amor, de um modo que nunca tinha pensado... Enfim, resumindo... LEIAM!! É simplesmente fantástica!! Obrigado pela história, me fez pensar diferente :D Até Mais!!”
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