Heart of Thirst

Heart of Thirst

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Serendipitous Series #3 [ON-HOLD] Stella didn't expect to be saved by a stranger named Aldrius that night, when she finally see what's beneath the deep sea. First time in her life she became interested in someone, but she's afraid of commitment. Because she believes everything she'll feel towards someone is just an attraction, not love at all. But who would have thought that because of what happened cupid accidentally shot her heart but missed to shoot him. A hopeless feeling for a hopeless woman like her. How can someone like him change her whole life accidentally? A woman with a thirsty heart. Thirsty of love and comfort. Thirsty of everything. Can he fill her heart of thirst or would he drown it? "The hardest thing I'll ever do is walk away still loving you."
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She was taught to stay quiet. He was built to dominate rooms. Stella has spent her life surviving expectations family, tradition, and a world that rewards obedience more than courage. Dante Morelli lives on the opposite side of power: ruthless, untouchable, and feared by men who pretend they aren't. They were never meant to collide. And when they do, it isn't gentle. What begins as resistance turns into proximity. Proximity turns into understanding. And somewhere between ambition and defiance, lines blur between right and wrong, control and surrender, enemy and ally. But love is dangerous when it grows in the middle of war. And choosing each other means standing against everything that built them. Because some battles aren't about winning. They're about who you become when you refuse to lose yourself.

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