Chain Reaction (On Hold)

Chain Reaction (On Hold)

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According to Wikipedia, a chain reaction is a sequence of reactions where a reactive product or by-product causes additional reactions to take place. Ken Guivelondo's past experience caused him to do what he thought was right, he left his wife not knowing that what he did actually gave a negative reaction to Ana, his wife. Will his past create more negative reactions to the people around him, or will he learn how to overcome the wound of the past to create positive reactions?
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From the very first time I saw him, I knew there was something so "true" in this person standing in front of me that I didn't have to act like a higher class version of me. I could be the true me. Others might look at me like that, I was that strong woman. But they know nothing. They know nothing about my past, my journey of fighting a love but in the end turned out to be the game of playing catch, so they know nothing about how I feel. I am the kind of person that was hurt so bad that I became love-cautious. I believe in love, but I just don't believe I ever have the love of my life. And I met you. And our weirdness matches. And I know it seems there is no chance for us to be in a relationship. Yet I fall in love with you Zanos, unpredictably.

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