Fall with me (Falling series #2)

Fall with me (Falling series #2)

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Ariyah Amayre Mateo Cabren is a trying hard independent girl. She is full of positive thoughts, A girl with full of smile indeed. And then he met this guy named Vester Aile Mondello Delivanio. She likes him even though he's annoyed by just her sight. She cares for him. But one day, her smile faded. She made a 'promise'. A 'promise' that could break her and break him too. "Go on, fall with me again, but this time I'll catch you and I will never ever let you go."
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