Beyond Borders: A Struggle Worth Taking

Beyond Borders: A Struggle Worth Taking

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Have experienced change? I'm pretty sure you have or are going to . And change is good .But when it is a drastic change in your life which can affect your future ,you start doubting yourself . Try reading this book to see if you can relate with this Indian girl who moved to Germany after living in Africa for 10 years. Although Germany is an advanced country its hard for beginners to adjust. Especially the language. Does she survive all the problems in Germany ? or does she go back to Africa or India? Note :the book cover is not originally mine (made by Sebastian Barett)
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~Vikrant~ I wish I had a rewind button because I did the one thing I was most afraid of. I made a mistake, and now I'm living with the consequences. I knew this decision would change everything. I left her without even telling her. And I know she might be waiting for me back in India, but it's too late-I'm already in Germany. I left her just like she told me her father left her. And now I'm drowning in guilt. ~ But something has changed since I came back. It's like everything I once knew feels different, even though nothing's really changed. The places, the faces-they're all the same. But she's no longer mine. I need her back, no matter what it takes. And the cruelest part of betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies. "Well, I guess they're right-everything's fair in love and war, isn't it?"

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