I SAID I DON'T, BUT I DO
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Forced into an arrange merriage they never wanted, Selene and Eloir now live under one roof, silent, distant, and pretending to be okay. They ignore each other like strangers. But the tension lang between them says otherwise. Maybe somewhere between the silence and stares... they're starting to fall.
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