Cinderella Lost Her Stilleto

Cinderella Lost Her Stilleto

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Cinderella only lost one glass slipper... but Lira owns dozens-each one holding a secret. Every time she wears a different pair of shoes, she wakes up in a new place. A pair of sneakers takes her back to her childhood town. Red heels drop her into a stranger's wedding. Old hiking boots pull her to a mountain she's never climbed, while bare feet lead her to the truth she's been running from. But in one of her unexpected journeys, she meets him-a quiet stranger who seems to appear wherever she lands, like he's been walking the same path all along. With every step, every place, and every pair of shoes, their connection grows deeper... and Lira begins to wonder if fate has been guiding her feet not just to find herself, but to find him. Because sometimes, love doesn't wait at the finish line-it walks beside you, one step at a time. 👠✨
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