The Happy Tears
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"And happy tears or sad tears?” Preeya snorted, “They’re just tears. And tears don’t solve anything.”
Sometimes, we don't always get the happy endings we so fondly dream about. For high-school teacher Preeya, her culture and personal beliefs clash when she falls for someone her family, faith and community could never accept.
A story of strength, sacrifice, and conflicting beliefs - The Happy Tears gives you the real meaning of love in this life.
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