waiting for the right moment
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Last published Fri, Dec 22, 2017
Introduction:
Waiting for the right moment is a novel that is written by a sixteen years old girl trying to find her way through life. From her childhood that had a lot of experiences, till now as a teenager were she tries to figure out the wrong from the right, and to have her emotions stable with no mistakes. A person can change your life a lot she believes, and can bring a personality out of you that you didn't think you had. It may feel good at once but you never know until everything is twisted and upside down. Still that person fills your life with joy, hope, and a chance to be happy. This person makes you fearless and drives you crazy at the same time.
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