Rewrite the Threads of Fate

Rewrite the Threads of Fate

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Fiction
Romance
Opposites Attract
Highschool
Destined Love
Ethel Villa Cruz grew up questioning her whole existence, as problems and conflict have just kept following her ever since. For her, the worst thing she has ever experienced in life is to exist. Everything just keeps piling up-the drama about her parents, her status quo, and even the stress that she gets from her everyday life. It's all just too much for her until she comes across a boy who's always been familiar to her. Liam Xei Ocampo. Being with Liam, she thought that maybe life wasn't that bad after all --you just have to find reasons to live in it. But a sudden occurrence of a problem that just messed up her entire life way much worse than before, and when she wakes up, she finds herself in the body of her seven-year-old self. As things turn upside down, she finds herself trying to change everything from her past. She decided to rewrite her threads of fate.
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