Terrified To Love |Published Under Ukiyoto Publushing️|
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Complete Wed, Aug 18, 20212h 53m
Hades Diaz, is the person who made Persephone feel the feelings she don't want to experience before. He loves her, but how can he tell her if he's afraid of rejection.
Persephone Vellena, a woman who's not bitter but not a fan of the word 'inlove'. The pain from her past, made her afraid to love again. For her, loving someone is perilous.
Will he be able to face his fear and tell her his real feelings? Will she be able to overcome her fear of loving someone? Are they brave enough to take a risk and fight for love?
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