Movie: Ruby Sparks (Ruby Sparks)

I'm trying to say, what to write about it, like really spend time with her.
- With whom?
- With a girl. About which I write. I go to bed with only one desire is to Wake up and start writing and be with her, like I fell in love with her.
- It's great!
Did not fall in love with a fictional character.
Why?
- Because she's not real!
- Are you sure?
- She's a fucking product of my imagination!

This is the true and impossible story of my incredible love. With the hope that it will not read and will not reproach me, I changed a lot of details. Her name, place and date of birth, scars and birthmarks. Anyway, I can't fix it. To tell her that I'm sorry for every word I wrote to change it. I regret a lot. I didn't see you when you were near. And when you're gone I see you everywhere. Someone will see the magic, but love is magic. About "the catcher in the rye" said, was a rare miracle of literature. Out of ink, paper and imagination was created by a real person. I'm not Salinger. But I have witnessed a rare miracle. Any writer can attest: it happens rare happy as when the words are not coming from you and pass through you. She was a whole person. I was just lucky enough to catch her.

Just very difficult for me to grasp the reality of the situation. Glad you're here. It really really. This is incredible.

- Ruby Sparks. Twenty-six years. Grew up in Dayton, Ohio.
- Why Dayton?
Sounds romantic.

- When I first saw you I thought, "Here it is, this guy and I will love him forever... forever... forever..."
- What if you get tired of me?
- It will not. I promise.

I didn't see you when you were here. Now, when you're not around I see you everywhere.

About the book "the catcher in the rye" says: "Rare miracle of fiction has again descended. Out of ink, paper and fiction appeared live person."

Someone may shrug - magic. But love and magic. As the creativity.

I apologize for every mean word I changed.

Only one person you truly love and are close to is you. That's why I left.

It's all so... really... I was considered a living classic, and I was crazy!