Stealing Hope

Stealing Hope

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Coachella von Armor was never meant to be good. Her reality was never meant to help. She was evil, so that the right people could be good. She understood this. She understood that no matter how hard she tried, she would never win. She would never get the guy. She would never have a happy ending. But she sacrificed her all so that good guys could save the day, and so that there could be hope. But when her feelings take a turn down a unexpected path, and she finds herself hoping for something that could never be, she no longer can tell the difference between what she wants and what the world needs. She was never meant to break, but what she never had considered was that maybe she was Already broken.
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Prologue Eda had spent her whole life trying to be enough. She was the eldest daughter of a family that never truly saw her. From a young age, she had learned that love was something she had to earn-by being obedient, responsible, and quiet. She smiled when she didn't want to. She gave when she had nothing left. And somewhere along the way-she lost herself. Then came Erzan. He was different. He didn't ask her to become someone else. He saw the cracks in her soul and didn't try to fix them-he just held her, reassured her, and loved her in a way she never thought she deserved. Their love was intense, reckless, and beautiful. But love isn't always enough. Because love can also break you. And sometimes, it can kill you.

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