Haven In Your Arms (ON-GOING)
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  • Parts 6
  • Time 32m
Ongoing, First published Nov 08, 2018
-Lily Stevenson and Mickel Martinez Love Story-

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Lily Stevenson is just a simple girl with a simple life live in Castile, New York. She owns a small café in Castile. Life was never been easy for her. She felt unsafe all the time whenever she remembers the day her parents have been killed in front of her. But thanks to the criminal psychologist who help her, justice has been served to her parents.

She live peacefully in Castile until one day she found out that she has Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia. She thought, she's all alone now. No one would mind if she die. So she didn't think of treating herself.

On the way of giving up with her life she met a man in her café named Mickel Martinez. Her decision starts to crumbled. Her heart is in chaos, whenever he's around it can't stop beating so fast. That's when it hit her. She wants to live more now to be with him. Mickel gives her comfort and whenever he's around she felt safe. He made her happy and loves her so deeply.

She loves Mickel so much that she decided to spend her remaining days together with him. And she can't help but pray that maybe... just maybe some miracle will happen.

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