The Best Way To Fall In Love Is Not To Fall For It.
CrestfallenLady
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  • Reads 505
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  • Parts 6
CrestfallenLady
Ongoing, First published May 22, 2014
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She got her heart broken. She was shattered. She moved on. She fell in love again. That's how her story goes. That's why for now, she decided not to let love enter her life again. But then she met this guy.. The guy who seems to be so gentleman, who seems to be the one for her. Will she be able to hold it in? Will she be able to restrain herself from falling in love? Or will she throw everything away and just let love do its magic.
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