My Turning Page

My Turning Page

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Nov 18, 2024
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What do you think will happen when you mess with fire? Do you think it's worth the pain? Mira feels it just might be. Her strong feelings for her best friend's brother have always been there since they were kids. Life has always had them moving towards different paths, never on the same page. When Mira finds herself single, and finds out Elias is out of his own, toxic relationship, she wonders if this could be her last chance to be brave and have just a taste of the unattainable before she moves on to post-college internships and life. With Elias also committing to the NHL soon, their paths will inevitably separate yet again. A fling can't hurt anything. At least, that's what we all like to say.
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