Prove them Wrong

Prove them Wrong

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Romance
If you met a man who was rude, cold and perfectionist, a man that is completely on a higher ground than you, would you accept the love he would give or reject it because he's so high that, people would say the both of you aren't compatible at all. "This time, I hope I can be the man that she deserves." Sofia Isacr Montealegre a filial daughter who's striving to raise her family from all the hardships in life starts in a journey where all that she treasured seems to be taken away from her. When all that stays are the things that will hurt the people she love the most, would she rather let go or hold on? She's kind of Naive, so will you accompany her in her journey and give some advice? That would be cool.
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(Can be read as a standalone.) I was a hopeless romantic from a young age but when I watched my father strike a deal with his friend in the most desperate of times, all my dreams came shattering down. My fate was sealed with just a few words. My future wife decided. For the next eighteen years, while our parents waited for her to grow up, I spent my time strategising to break off the deal and cursing her for being a thorn in my dreams. But you can't just refuse a mafia princess especially when the deal has already been done and dusted. Feisty, talkative, pizza lover, spoiled. A complete opposite of me. I had a clear line of reasons as to why I despised her then why did I end up losing my heart to her?

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