Crystal Breeze

Crystal Breeze

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Legrand Heirs Series #2 In between someone who sticks to his beliefs and someone who leaves her principles behind, who will be the first to surrender? Rude, heartless, viciously sinful. The second heir of Legrands doesn't bow to any. Matatag ang paniniwala nito sa sarili at sinisigurado niyang papanindigan niya ito kahit anong mangyari. That's the reason why trouble runs after his name all the time. While Syn Mijares knows what values should be remembered above all others. People thrive for anything that they'll die having and she's ready to set everything aside for her goals to be fulfilled. For her, virtue is only for those who have choices, and unfortunately, she wasn't one of those. When love knocked in the middle of their differences, who will be able to recognize it? Will they even recognize it? O hahayaan na lang ba nilang pag-ibig mismo ang mapagod sa pagkatok at kusang maglaho katulad ng ihip ng hangin na nadama ngunit lumipas din?
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