Autumn is a second spring

Autumn is a second spring

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Wed, Apr 8, 202618h 9m
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This is a sequel to the novel 'When the Spring Arrives' and its spin-offs, From Something to Everything and After Rain Comes the Clear Sky. Ohm and Fluke are dating in real life, but their fans are oblivious to this fact. Boun and Prem on the other hand are already living together like a married couple along with their adopted son, who happens to be Boun's nephew. Kao and Earth, the married couple were living with their son, Art. The love between the couples is about to witness a turbulent test. Will their relationship be strong enough to withstand the test of love?
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