Blame it on the Rain
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  • Reads 57
  • Votes 3
  • Parts 3
  • Time 29m
Ongoing, First published Feb 04, 2018
Agape- "Divine love" and "The Highest form of Love"
There were different types of love one could offer, a love for your family, for you friends, for your enemy and for that special "one". 
But how could someone differentiate your love for someone? How can someone be so sure about it? And what would happen after being sure? What if you got really close to someone that you can't see who they really are to you? 
Agape Salazar was a strong, independent woman (crossing the road is an exemption), but who would've thought that all the walls she built would collapse in a glimpse right after when she met someone as Dame Conrad Lucero? 

They say that if you want the rainbow, you have to put the rain. Therefore, I blame it on the rain.
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