Light without pause

Light without pause

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Romance
Solana is sunshine in human form-unserious, full of life, and able to make friends wherever she goes. Auden is the opposite-quiet, reserved, and uninterested in the world beyond his own thoughts. He doesn't talk much, and when he does, it's only because he has to. She wasn't supposed to notice him. And he definitely wasn't supposed to care. But Solana has a way of creeping into people's lives without trying, and somehow, without realizing it, Auden finds himself waiting for her presence. She talks, he listens. She teases, he rolls his eyes. She pulls, and maybe-just maybe-he follows. A slow-burn story about two people who never should have fit together but somehow do.
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