Love Finale

    After reading part 1, you should've been able to get a clear understanding of the true definition of "love". 


    In such a cold world which we live in today it seems that love no longer exist. It isn't genuine, it's very faint, and it just isn't the same as it used to be in any shape, form, or fashion. In this finale you'll depict a story about a young boy who tried to love all and learned a very valuable lesson in the end. 
    This young boy grew up in a quiet town that was quite diverse. He got around a lot by foot, met a lot of people, been in plenty places. In town it were plenty nice people, and plenty evil. The boy figured if he was nice to everyone and treated all with love and respect then he'll be good anywhere with anybody... Eventually, people started to take advantage of this boy. They took his kindness for granted, stepped all over him, used him until they didn't need him anymore, and treated him like a pushover. At some point the boy was fed up, therefore, he started to experiment. He was nice to some and mean to all. This allowed him to protect his heart. Instead of being pushed over, he stood his ground and those who mistreated him couldn't step to him again. The ones who were nice got treated with respect and the ones who were mean got ignored, and he didn't even bother acknowledging their presence. In the end, the young boy learned to love everyone who loves him. Never overstep your boundaries, and don't be afraid to wear your heart on your sleeve. Love is love and love never dies.


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