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Drifting Hope **ON HOLD**

Drifting Hope **ON HOLD**

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" "My beloved-" "I'm not beloved." "-dearest-" "I'm not your fucking dearest." "-little-" "Did you just fucking call me short?" "Ducky." He finished "Yeah, you've definitely crossed the line now." I faintly head Sarah singsong ahead of us. "Oh he didn't just cross the line." I grumbled. "He leaped with freaking flying colours." ~*~ Ariel wanted nothing more than a new start, somewhere to forget the past and move on. Finally deciding to complete the one dream that she has had since she was a child. To go to Europe. But exploring indefinitely with a soon-to-be-married sister and some hot locals, isn't all as they expected. Add in a dash of trouble, a drop of danger and a sprinkle of love? Things start to heat up, sparks fly and memories are made, and before you know it you have the perfect recipe for disaster.
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