Worth Living For

by Lys910

A friendship that was greater than romance? This was a foreign concept to her… and it was threatening. It threatened everything she'd been clinging to in order to survive her miserable existence. The primacy of the romantic dream was the rope she'd been thrown as she struggled to tread the grimy waters of a life of suffering. And now, Grantaire was threatening to sever that rope.

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Marius did not love her.

Montparnasse did not love her.

Grantaire loved her.

But she understood too late. She understood too late what was worth not only dying for... but living for.