Truth of Us

Truth of Us

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Apr 10, 2026
Her mother was divorced , his father was divorced, they were school rivals, and as they went to college, utterly horrifying news came up, Veronica and Marius's parents were engaged. She was American and he was British, she had a more outgoing, overjoyful nature while he was reserved and self deprecating. She had love for loud dance music whereas he loved soft piano music, they had some things in common, nevertheless having so many differences, hating each other and being the best top students from school till college, will their differences lead them to break their parents apart or will they become loving siblings , OR, IS THE HATE BETWEEN THEM GOING TO TURN INTO SOMETHING ALONG WITH THEIR COMPLETELY OPPOSITE NATURE, lets dive into this hatred filled, love hate relationship story where two souls are bound together even though they don't want to......
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For six years, Ramona Simmons has felt a void. She's vowed to avoid vulnerability, spending her time perfecting a facade. Ramona's the perfect student, perfect daughter, but it eats at her that she wasn't the perfect sister. She doesn't speak her mind because she knows people can die before the chance to apologize arises. Ramona lives her life forever regretting taking her brother for granted. James Harmon sees his father when he looks in the mirror. He lives trying to escape his father's death, and the ghost of grief that's been left behind. Though doing everything in his power to avoid becoming the man his father was, he ends up hurting women the same way his dad did. Never committing, forever letting love be one-sided. Together, they're the chaser and the chased. Ramona never learned how to let go, and James abuses that. All Ramona does is give, and all James does is take. Ramona has lived trying to rectify possible wrongs in the past, pining after James in the hopes she'll finally be able to forgive herself for letting someone else go.

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