Tomorrow, With You

Tomorrow, With You

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Marielle Bellerose, whose memories had been clouded solely by her Mother's death, can't exactly remember the sweet nights of her blissful childhood. Until Sebastian Choi, a boy looking for his birth mother, rescues her from drowning and unknowingly falls deeper into her entangled life. Bit by bit, their intertwined history unearths. Little did they know, they were never strangers to begin with. How will they confront their past while staying oblivious to all of it? Will they defy the odds and get the happy ending that they deserve? Well, that's up to them to decide. ⋆⋅ ❁ ⋅⋆ Highest Ranking : #1 in QuietBoy out of 141 stories #1 in Physiological out of 1.2k stories Disclaimer: This is my first book so might be a bit cringe and there's probably a LOT of grammar errors so thank you for even stumbling upon this mess !!!!
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