Falling For The Wrong Girl

Falling For The Wrong Girl

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[COMPLETED] -------------------- "Devlin, i am someone's fiancee and soon to be married. I appreciate your feelings, i really do, but i love my man. I cannot waste all that i have built with him just to test something that I am not even sure of." Sharleen said in a weak voice. "Are you telling me you don't feel this?" he pointed at himself then at her. "Can't you let me fight for you?" He asked. -------------------- Devlin came back home from the army to attend his friend's wedding. He did not plan on falling in love during that short period. Not when the lady in question is the soon to be bride of his best friend Kevin. Sharleen. Will Devlin pursue his one chance at happiness? Or will he just swallow his feelings and be happy for his best friend? ---------------------- #PenAndInkAwards
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