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  • The one who was sent ( The Series) by Jayfache
    Jayfache
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    A story about obedience, divine timing, and the love that only finds you when you choose God's best. Abike learns that sometimes what looks right isn't heaven's plan - and that God's alignment is always worth the wait.
  • Reunion Hook Up by AnnaMarie674
    AnnaMarie674
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    Their once were a teenager named Katy and a handsome young man named Jake they are going to this reunion to come back to high school to see how everybody changed Jake - hi katy it been so long Katy- yes it has you changed alot Jake - yeah you too Jennifer (katys bff)- katy come here plz Katy - be right back jake Jake- ok Jennifer - do you still have the hots for this guy Ok so you may be wondering why she said that well In high school everyone thought that jake was such a hunk but katy thought it was more than his looks she thought one day it will be her day with him so she is thinking everyday they would go out but she says she will never get a guy like that. Jennifer - hey dont worry you'll get him just...maybe one day just dream about dont get reality in your way Katy - ok your right maybe I deserve better than a hot...blond...muscular... Jake - katy can i talk to you for a little bit Jake -Gets down on one knee kneels down katy will will you marry me
  • 🍊 When Life Gives You Tangerines 🍊 by dramaqueen_files
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    This soul-touching poem explores the profound beauty found in life's simplest, most unexpected moments. Instead of chasing grand or material riches, the poem invites the reader to find divine love and comfort in a humble tangerine. Through the sensory journey of peeling and tasting the fruit, it unfolds a deeper spiritual message about patience, trusting God's timing, and recognizing that He provides exactly what we need, one small piece at a time. It is a gentle reminder that we are never forgotten and that peace is often wrapped in the most ordinary blessings.