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Where I begin

Where I begin

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Nov 1, 2025
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Romance
Sofia's relationship with Avery used to feel like love - now it feels like survival. After years of lies, manipulation, and broken trust, she's forgotten what it means to feel safe. Then there's Jasmine - her coworker, her friend, her unexpected calm in the middle of chaos. Around Jasmine, Sofia laughs again. She breathes again. But falling for someone new while you're still trapped in something toxic isn't simple. As Avery's control tightens and the line between loyalty and self-preservation blurs, Sofia must decide: does she stay in the comfort of what's familiar, or finally choose herself - even if it means letting go?
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Some people will break your heart. Others will make it their mission. The night should have been ours. Instead, one phone call shattered everything. Clara Hart thought she'd outrun her past - until a voice she hoped to never hear again slipped through the line with five chilling words: Don't forget who you belong to. Now she and Jace are trapped in a game they didn't agree to play, stalked by someone who knows too much and gets bolder by the day. Every photo, every message, every shadow on the street feels closer than the last. Jace swears he'll protect her, no matter how far he has to go. But when the threats turn personal and a betrayal cuts close to home, Clara will have to decide who she can trust... and how much of her heart she's willing to risk. Because some things aren't meant to be fixed. They're meant to be broken.

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