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Percival Fleur Journey Analysis
A/N – All right, I must confess, I am feeling VERY emotional about the fact our journey together is coming to a close, wonderful readers. This is it, the last chapter before the epilogue. As I mentioned previously, here, we spin seven months into the future and will focus on a significant event in Percival, Fleur, and Rion's lives.

Yes, we have experienced ups and downs, sadness and joy, and probably a whole host of other emotions. However, my goal has always been to provide readers with an enjoyable escape from reality, and I hope you can see a little of yourselves or your lives in the storylines. While this has largely been Percival's journey, I also feel like we've been on one together, as sappy as that may sound.

There will be no beginning

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