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Bare with Me

princesskaymarie

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Reads 1,904
Votes 150
Parts 8
Time 44m

princesskaymarie

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[BOOK TWO OF THE WOMEN OF THE CULTURE SERIES]

Bare 
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(of a person or part of the body) not clothed or covered.

   Twenty-one year old Summer has finally gotten the help she needed. However when the one person that knew her best returns, it's hard to heal. Can their pain help them move on or will it allow them both to go back to square one?All Rights Reserved

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