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Star Scope
The stars float up in the sky with no direction or purpose.
Stuck in the past, he lives soullessly.
Unable to step forward. Unable to change.
But when someone returns into his life…
Pulling him into the man’s universe
Leading the star into the orbit, where it belongs
Kiengdao’s heart beats again.
However, the feelings stuck in his heart prevent him from moving forward.
He has no clue why Khobket is back.
He can’t bring himself to trust this man this time…
Even though, deep down, he hopes Khobket will be by his side again.
Stuck in the past, he lives soullessly.
Unable to step forward. Unable to change.
But when someone returns into his life…
Pulling him into the man’s universe
Leading the star into the orbit, where it belongs
Kiengdao’s heart beats again.
However, the feelings stuck in his heart prevent him from moving forward.
He has no clue why Khobket is back.
He can’t bring himself to trust this man this time…
Even though, deep down, he hopes Khobket will be by his side again.
467 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 4, 2024
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January 1, 2025
Took me less than 3 days to finish the whole novel. And by the end of the last page I’ve finished a whole box of tissues. I can’t stop my tears from flowing like waterfall while I read the last few chapters, I can’t even breathe from all that crying.
The story started off slowpaced, with hints of angst and pain. As the story gradually unveils between the kieng and ket, I found myself enjoying their dynamics. One person wishes to forget the past and move on, while the other returns to resume where they left off two years ago.
With the help of people around them, kieng and ket finally had what they missed when they broke up, but fate is really playing games with them. I already knew something was definitely wrong when khet showed symtoms, but I didn’t expect it to be this bad. I didn’t even expect this ending when I started the novel.
The novel was such a tearjerker. I look forward how they’d adapt this to a series. I think the current casts, pie and golf, would portray khet and kieng perfectly. If done right, the series adaptation could be phenomenal.
The story started off slowpaced, with hints of angst and pain. As the story gradually unveils between the kieng and ket, I found myself enjoying their dynamics. One person wishes to forget the past and move on, while the other returns to resume where they left off two years ago.
With the help of people around them, kieng and ket finally had what they missed when they broke up, but fate is really playing games with them. I already knew something was definitely wrong when khet showed symtoms, but I didn’t expect it to be this bad. I didn’t even expect this ending when I started the novel.
The novel was such a tearjerker. I look forward how they’d adapt this to a series. I think the current casts, pie and golf, would portray khet and kieng perfectly. If done right, the series adaptation could be phenomenal.
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