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Boarding Gate 143

Boarding Gate 143

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Who would have ever thought Belle Winters would find excitement in the airport? It had always been - eat before the flight, opt for unnecessary shopping , then doze off once in the plane - that was her routine. That all changed when she was doused with coffee, compliments of Zach Clayton. Soon enough, Belle and Zach find themselves always bumping into each other in airports, from New York to Belgium and even as far as Thailand. Read their story on how they found love in the unlikeliest of places and time.
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