Bad Choices

Bad Choices

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Last published Tue, Dec 15, 2020

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Lexi Taylor gave her all for her fiancé, but it was all in vain. After a terrible incident occurred at her engagement party, Lexi protected the identity of the murderer and got sentenced to 10 years in prison. After she got released, she wanted nothing more than to be with her fiancé. She was sure that he had stayed faithful to her during her absence, like he had promised her. But things went downhill when she found out that Gregory had deceived her. She lost everything. Her family abandoned her when she got arrested, and now so did her fiancé. To make matters worse, the only person who was willing to give her a place to stay was fighting off dangerous loan sharks. Jay Park was known in the public eye as one of the hottest rappers in Seattle. But he was leading a double life. Jay was secretly a mafia leader. He took an interest in the fearless Lexi and took her under his wings. By kidnapping her. Somehow Lexi became involved with paying off her old neighbor's debts. She makes a deal with Jay telling him that she will get him the money as long as he stays away from Mrs. Lee. She will do anything to save her, even if it involves stealing from her rich ex-fiancé. And what will happen after she gathers enough money? Will Jay really let her go? Will Lexi want to leave? Or will she become the Bonnie to his Clyde?

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