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Ongoing, First published Jul 11, 2022
Emotions, we all have them. Some may know how to deal with them and some may not.

Tatum Smith does not know how to deal with them. Specifically when it comes to relationships. 

But somehow Louis Fallon is able to teach her so many things that she fails to see and make her see love in a different way. He is somehow able to make her love him in a way she's never experienced. 

And on the other hand...

Tatum is somehow able to teach Louis how to smile more and forgive easier. How to become more open-minded. And experience what real love feels like.
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