Gone
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  • Parts 3
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  • Reads 38
  • Votes 5
  • Parts 3
  • Time 12m
Ongoing, First published Sep 03, 2020
Mature
Amelia is an old soul living in the world of modern dating. Speed dating isn't how her grand love story starts in her imagination, but there's something so beautifully troubling about the man she meets there. The self sabotage in her is whispering no, but the hopeless romantic is screaming yes. 

     Raymond is a history fanatic who would rather be anywhere other than a room full of strangers. Between losing his father and his toxic last relationship, he's left feeling broken and closed off to love. But what happens when he stumbles across a pair of hazel eyes that won't seem to loosen their grip on his soul?

     Follow the pair through their tumultuous love affair and find out how beautifully and divinely designed Amelia and Raymond are through the lens of each of their perspectives.
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