Valentine's Dinner?

Valentine's Dinner?

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Two reclusive people meet in a charity soup kitchen in a down-and-out area of London, and their mutual attraction tempts them to follow their hearts. Both know that breaking out of their social shells risks revisiting buried traumas, but it might relieve their loneliness. Valerie has been celibate since she was drugged and raped, and she now concentrates on three things - running her corporate empire, maintaining a low profile and guiding her inquisitive daughter through puberty. Lorne is still grieving a fiancée who died years before, but when he meets Valerie, his dormant desires waken. With little information beyond her first name, he takes a bold step and invites her to Valentine's Day dinner. Their relationship escalates with blinding speed and all the comforts of a billionaire lifestyle, but the bliss is interrupted by a smear campaign on social media. Valerie's rapist is out of prison and looking for revenge. She wants to crawl back into her shell, but Lorne's love and acceptance continue drawing her out. Though dark aspects are threaded through the story's background, the overbearing theme is a lighthearted and feel-good romance. _____________________________________________________________________________________ I portray the wealthy lifestyle and all its appurtenances through experience, having made my first million in the 1980s when that small amount could still buy something.
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Hudson Cromwell is about to become a billionaire. At just the age of twenty-two years old, he is about to inherit billions from his rich aunt who had helped raise him after his parents died in an accidental fire when he was seven years old. He left of course for college at the age of 18, stayed in contact mostly by EMAIL's as well as SKYPE, talking on the phone and hadn't really returned to visit since then, which has been about two years now. His aunt unfortunately, has recently passed and a week before doing so, had made a little change in her WILL. Hudson soon finds out while meeting with his aunt's lawyer, that her WILL now states that her young caretaker, Meghan, will receive half of her money and properties while he gets the rest. Meghan and Hudson used to be good friends and then one day things changed between them in school where he became popular and then because he was going to college anyways, that was that. Things would never be the same. He wasn't cruel nor picked on her but just they grew apart before he left for college and he also just ignored her mostly and got caught up in his popularity. Meghan is twenty-three years old and has always lived paycheck to paycheck, as well as her family too. When she got the money from her late job, Hudson's aunt, she had given it to help her parents out since her 'employer' allowed her to stay in one of the many extra rooms and grew a close relationship with her since her and Hudson started being friends. Now that neither her or the lady's spoiled nephew Hudson, refuse to give up their share, they have no other choice but to live together. In hopes that one cracks and leaves. However, something that neither one realized or even ever expected was what they would end up learning from each other and that despite their upbringing's they both discover things they have in common and how fate sometimes can work in mysterious ways. © Copyright 2018 All Rights Reserved

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