Unexpected
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In books, she have experienced what it is like to be popular, she have had the bad boy fighting for her, she had broken hearts, got her heart broken, kissed a boy, made love, and on top of all that, fallen in love…very deeply. In reality, the most thrilling experienced she’d ever had was her ‘almost-date’ with her once-boyfriend behind her parents’ back. She is boring. Then, life takes her to a faraway place, far away from her family, too far from the leash of her parents. What makes it even more interesting is, this one guy, a rather handsome one, who makes her feel and see so many things in the most unexpected ways. Will she let him swept her up in a whirlwind of emotions? Was the chain that had always held her back from giving in to the ways of her heart, her parents’ conception or was it her own? x.x
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