THE LIFE OF SELAH
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What could an ARRANGED MARRIAGE possibly do for someone? Could it bring HEALING to her heart? Could it contribute to her GROWTH as a person? Or possibly give TIME for her to accept her FATE?
Follow the story of THE LIFE OF SELAH and perhaps you would discover not just her life but also your life; not just her pain but also your pain; not just her story but could possibly be your story. I tell you- YOU MAY NOT BE AN ARRANGE MARRIAGE- but you could possibly be an ARRANGED RELATIONSHIP to yourself.
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