(Alonte Series #1) Dying Embers

(Alonte Series #1) Dying Embers

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(Alonte Series #1) "War is the child of pride, and pride is the daugther of riches" - Jonathan Swift (1667-1745). A cold-hearted and ruthless person couldn't be reformed easily. It takes time, it can be caused by several issues. But, Charlotte Ivory Samiego has lady luck by her side. She seems to be Azure Primo Alonte's only hope to change into being tender and joyful guy despite of her hatred among riches. Through their unexpected contact, will the girl's perspective change? Will the boy's heart weaken or will he continue on being heartless? Will their compatibility change along their wandering together or will their burning loathe outflow? [ON GOING]
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