The Birthmark (#Wattys2016)

The Birthmark (#Wattys2016)

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Normally, when a guy says that he loves a girl, he means it. He loves that girl from the bottom of his heart. When, Mike, a 16 year old handsome college guy falls for Sandra, a beautiful and hot college queen, his life becomes as sweet as heaven. Everything was just looking perfect. But, it is said that good times don't last for a consecutive long time. Amidst, the big secret that Mike's parents are hiding from him, Mike's love for Sandra becomes more unconditional. What is the big secret that Mike's parents are hiding from him? Want to know? Then, start reading the novel and put yourself in Mike and Sandra's shoes and explore the sweetness of Love. The novel has an big and majestic twist in the end. Everyone will be stunned, for sure. So go ahead, on this smooth and exciting journey of love. ******** P.S. I haven't edited the story yet. So kindly ignore the glitches.
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