Breathe
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Sadie, a wealthy, elderly woman with a lifetime of regret, is facing the end of her days-her body ravaged by cancer and her heart heavy with unspoken truths. After years of living for others, she finally decides to embrace the woman she truly is: gay. Determined not to die alone, Sadie seeks out a sugar baby, hoping to find someone to fill the emptiness of her final years. But what begins as a transactional arrangement with a much younger woman soon blossoms into something more complex and meaningful. As Sadie navigates the fragile space between desire and vulnerability, she must confront her past disappointments and ask herself: Can this unexpected relationship become the love she's spent a lifetime searching for, or is it yet another fleeting illusion?
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Age is just a number and twenty years isn't a big gap, is it? Parker Griffin is 40, and Sadie is 20. He's her best friend's father, the man she's secretly loved for years. What started as an innocent childhood crush has evolved into something far more dangerous. Now, with the years between them feeling less important, Parker can't seem to keep his eyes off her, and Sadie's love for him is impossible to hide. The temptation between them is undeniable, but giving in would mean betraying the trust of everyone around them. Will they commit the ultimate sin and give in to this forbidden attraction, or will the consequences of crossing that line be too much for them to handle?

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