War Affairs - Love in Battle
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Some lovers meet at town gatherings, some meet at restaurants, and some even meet while on a nice little stroll. Lamire and Jackline meet as Massen-Soven on opposite sides of a three-way war. While they are fighting one another their hearts seem to get closer and closer with every fist until it's undeniable. They need each other. The two need to fight together in this war. But accomplishing that goal may risk everything down to their very lives. Will they have to put their country over their love for each other?
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