Before The Lightning Strucks (KOV #1)

Before The Lightning Strucks (KOV #1)

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This is King's Of Valentine #1- Before The Lightning Strucks. Far past the ocean and beyond the mountains, are you willing to sacrifice for love? She was a warrior with a fury of lightnings and thunder, her brightness captured the eyes of the ocean and told that he had never seen such light even in his wildest dreams. Light is so fast that nothing can move faster than it's own shadow but love is like a lightning, no one one where it will strike until it has struck. She set off a spectacular lightning show in his heart and she wonder if he can see the flashes through his skin, he told the stars how mesmerizing the lightning was and together they wrote a story above the heavens. She is a sunshine mixed with hurricane, Just like a rainbow after the rain. He is a moon mixed with ocean, Just like a calm sea waves after the storm. It is lightning that strikes, not thunder.

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