Lost and Found Pages

Lost and Found Pages

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Apr 23, 2026
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Fiction
Romance
Writing in a diary nowadays may sound old-fashioned, but not to Fleur Dawson. This hobby gives her peace. It's her way of relieving her stress and calming her mind. She enjoys preserving her memories so she can learn from them and use them as an inspiration for her future goals. Sketching events, people, and things- allows her to visualize her memories. It helps her to be creative and observe her surroundings. But what if, this precious diary of hers got lost and found by an unexpectedly cold and handsome man? Will she ever get it back from him? Or that particular event will give her more interesting memories she will forever cherish?
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