Opposing Sides
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It has been six years of love, and Dominik and Avery are happier than ever. They get to spend every day together in their own place, both of them make enough money to get by doing what they love, and everything seems to be perfect when the couple becomes engaged.
Although, time doesn't allow anyone to stay in the present, so what will happen when their pasts haunt them and the future stands in their way?
***This is a sequel to my story Picking Sides! If you happen to stumble across this story first, go to my profile to look for Picking Sides and read that first! <3***
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