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A Subtle Mistake

A Subtle Mistake

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Azi, a dancer, sophisticated, frank, brutally honest and straight-forward woman. Someone who will not coat any sugar to the foods that will be served in your table, but will leave an amazing aroma and impression to those who tried it. But what if a woman like her met exactly the opposite type of her personality? Redy, also a dancer. But unlike the Azi, she is a sensitive person. Who has a voice but is also voiceless, cannot speak her true feelings towards someone, but also a very transparent-easy to read woman. She is silent, but also frank. She is just observant to the people around her. When their world met, they are taking different paths inside their minds. Will they survive each other all day? Or will they keep making mistakes to each other each day? Mistake Series #1
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It is easy to tell her that she's perfect. They use words to proclaim her riches, beauty, and intelligence. But there's one thing she lacks: the meaning of her existence. As she walks in the path of being alive, she's finding someone who could find the one who rules within her broken soul. Will someone discover the face behind her liar's mask? Will she just end in silence and let the unspoken truth rot her inside? ↭ ♡ ↭ Please love this story. I suggest you read it further and don't judge it at the very beginning. Also, do not read the ending first, there's no fun of being spoiled. Copyright: HandTheirEnd

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