Echoes of What Could Have Been

Echoes of What Could Have Been

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Amid all the judgment, self-doubt, and hate she's been getting for choosing passion over practicality, Alana Ray Moreno, a literature student, refuses to put out her flame. With ink-stained fingers, she keeps moving forward. Even when everything feels uncertain. On her very first day as a college freshman, who would've thought that a random guy she noticed would end up catching her interest? Since then, she's had her eyes on Riven Slade Revilla. As the two slowly starts to connect and feelings began to grow, Will fate favor their love? Or will it remain a haunting echo of what could have been?
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