A spinoff of Life's Second Chances this book can be read as a stand-alone.
Take a leap back in time to a place where two young teens discover something that was always there, love. They first met as kids on a playground and became an odd pair of friends. Now as teens in high school, they realize that the relationship they have may not be easily classified as a friendship anymore.
Emotions run high as a young Anuksha deals with love for the first time. She's apprehensive and coy when it comes to admitting her feelings and when she finally finds the courage to speak, it ends up teaching her a life lesson she'll never forget.
His natural protective instincts kick in when it comes to that one girl he's called his friend since he was thirteen years old. Sidharth will do whatever means necessary to keep Anuksha happy and safe even if it means breaking her.
Follow the young Sid and Anu in a new light of their destined love.
It was always there will have some similarities to Life's Second Chances but it does not coincide entirely with Life's Second Chances. In its entirety It was always there, is a different story and will have a different ending.
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It was always there
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