When today passes

When today passes

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Everything went perfectly in Sara's life till that day. Her first love and she got together, she found out she's pregnant and her book got approval from the famous publishing house of the country. But what she found out that day made her life upside down and it made her doubt everything happened in her life to be a lie. She couldn't digest such truth.... But what is worst about this is she can't accept the truth too. No one in the right mind would able to accept the truth. What is the truth that made her life completely miserable? How will she move on with such a burden on her shoulder with baby on her belly? Will she accept the reality and move on with that or she's going to throw away everything and get disappeared?
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