Endless Chasing
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Last published Fri, Mar 28, 2025
Ashira Cantrelle Solis-a girl who spent more than half of her life running after the man of her dreams, Dash Stefan Gomez. But, it seems like the latter doesn't care for her at all and sees her existence as nothing more than a shadow in the periphery. Will she continue the chase, or will she just surrender every ounce of her feelings and let her dream be forever just a fantasy?
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