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At the beginning of this story, Moon meets a girl who fell out of a water tower. He couldn't even be sure of that. Even though it didn’t matter how many nights Honey would spend talking about the moon she once lost or him passing on fables of his own, often sparked by an ounce of truth, people would remember them as a fairytale. This is the story that people would tell: After seeing the sight of the girl falling out of the water tower, Moon knelt behind her and softly spoke to her no one else would. Feeling something, Moon knew then he couldn't leave her alone. He decides to take her home like a stray cat. But this fairytale wouldn’t mention the Bonner sisters or how Honey was scared of pumpkins. It wouldn’t mention how Moon and his mom were Pakistani or how Aracely, an aunt more than a neighbor was so surprisingly willing to offer Honey a room. It would also not mention how roses grew out of Honey’s wrist. But it would include how Moon got his name because of her. Because to the townspeople, he was not Sam or Samir, he was a no one. As the fairytale progresses, Honey realizes that anytime Moon was around, the petals would turn a dark shade of pink, similar to her favorite lipstick that she loves. Moon had always felt this way towards her, even though she was in a locked world, sealed off. Even though he’d given her every one he had, she had thousands of secrets, small but yet so shimmering. Neither one of them would speak of it until the time was right. And it was never the right time.