Soulmates (Sequel to Roomies)

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Time 34m

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Love, happiness, trust, loyalty...all things that come with being engaged and the beginning of marriage. Everyone's happy, you can see your future together, and the bliss you feel when you think about being bonded to each other for eternity. Sounds almost like a dream.

Love, happiness, trust, loyalty...all things tested by marriage. All things that can stress marriages apart. Newlyweds are the ones that think they're all invincible, untouched by the insanity. Then they wake up from that dreamlike state.

Their relationships are also the most fragile and unstable, the most likely to break at the smallest change.

I'm Kenny Kendrick, and this is the story of my marriage.All Rights Reserved

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