Out of the Serene

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Maria Celestina Esperanza, on her way out of the serene and cozy province - racial discrimination came along the way. Was it just a phase or would it change her life if Stephen Reuther Gaviola - a city boy who doesn't care to any occurence on his surrounding, interfered. Does moving to the city a good choice to have a superlative way of living despite the miserable challenges she encountered?All Rights Reserved

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