Tears in Heaven (Architect Series #3) [Publish Under B&B Printing Service]

Tears in Heaven (Architect Series #3) [Publish Under B&B Printing Service]

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Shannon Leigh Presno is an Architecture student who loves playing someone's heart. The epitome of kindness, grace, elegance, and pride. A friend that everyone wished to have. Patrick Rionne Iland is also an Architecture student. A gray-eyed womanizer, and mysterious. a son that every parent could ever ask for. They believe in love but never in their lives, they think about falling in love with someone. After knowing the will of their both families, are their friendship will remain? How will they get affected by the truth that they are promised to each other? How will they conquer the darkness that surrounds them? When will life's obstacles stop hitting them? This story will teach you how important life is. How important having someone to lean on and most importantly, how important to mold yourself in the world's cruelness. Life is worth living when you really live, and you aren't just existing.
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Rishi never meant to fall in love-not with him, anyway. All she wanted was a taste of freedom. Moritz wasn't aiming either. Bratty, stubborn, always ready to argue-she was a walking headache he was asked to look after. Their banter became friendship. Their friendship became something they couldn't name. Until everything fell apart. She had secrets. He felt betrayed. And when it ended, they became polite, distant strangers who once almost had something real. But love, as they've learned, doesn't care for pride, timing, or unspoken truths. And sometimes, the arrow that missed the first time still knows exactly where to land.

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