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Only You
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Ongoing, First published Jun 14, 2019
Step into a world beyond the ordinary, where love's tapestry weaves together threads of family, friendship, and the struggle against haunting shadows. Meet Ese, a girl of captivating complexity, whose introverted nature belies an intriguing soul - an essence that catches the eye of Seyi, our enigmatic Yoruba protagonist.

Their journey begins innocently enough within the confines of a school, yet innocence quickly gives way to a narrative far from it. Long before realization dawns, desire for one another pulsates beneath the surface, entangled in a web of secrets, stubbornness, loyal friends, and complex family ties.

Amidst the heart-pounding narrative, expect cliffhangers that leave you breathless, tender moments that plunge you into a sea of emotions, and shadows so deep they'll draw you into an emotional abyss. Traverse the captivating pages to witness Ese and Seyi's love blossom, as they transform into warriors, battling against all odds to nurture their love. The story poses a question: Will their journey be an unending beginning, or will it come to an unforeseen end?

Prepare to embark on a journey through the nuanced layers of a breathtaking romance that transcends the ordinary, painting a vivid portrait of love, courage, and the relentless pursuit of happiness.
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