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The Leaf

The Leaf

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Sun, Aug 25, 20192h 51m
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Raymond Reyes falls for the wife of the man he traveled back in time to replace. He's planned his mission to the minute, yet he finds himself unprepared to meet the woman all his files are wrong about. History wants to repeat itself -- Raymond is just in its way. Claire Wesley is a recovering alcoholic trapped in an abusive marriage. When her husband starts talking about the two of them starting new, her warning alarms go off. Two people from different times learn from their past and future to better understand the choices that brought them together. And what to do next, when history is already written. The Matrix X Travelers Warning: past abuse, mentions of abusive behavior (including sexual), socialism (seriously it's Snowflake City in here) Art from: https://www.flaticon.com/authors/eucalyp Cover made by me.
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