Their Perfect Lie..

Their Perfect Lie..

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Romance
Sometimes the "perfect match" isn't so perfect, sometimes they go through Hell and back just to decide whether it's worth it. But does love conquer all or do they just let the burn out? But can you ever trust someone after such a big secret? Who says there's no second chances? Or will that second change be the end all be all and everything turns out alright?
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Book #2 of Things Trilogy Second chances. You'll do anything for it even if it means you fall apart, if only to spare yourself another regret gnawing at the hollow of your chest. But is it really worth the pain? In that graveyard of trust, you buried your heart beneath layers of bitterness and quiet despair, swearing no hand would ever touch its pulse again. They taught you the exquisite agony of being cherished, only to leave you hollow and convinced you are unworthy of devotion's gentle hands. What they took from was not merely time or peace-it was a life. But fate, ever merciless, delights in resurrecting old ghosts. The person who broke you once stands at your door begging to try again. And for a heartbeat, you ache to believe in miracles you no longer dare name aloud. Perhaps this time it won't end in ruin. But what is the worth of a love that must beg for resurrection? Is it worth reliving the pain you barely survived the first time? Or is this the one truth you can't outrun-that some things foretold are never meant to be rewritten, but to test whether you have finally learned that some ghosts are meant to stay buried-no matter how sweetly they knock at your door.

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