Forced Love. Is there a loop hole?

Forced Love. Is there a loop hole?

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Jan 18, 2014
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What would it be like for your soulmate to be picked out by.........your society? Jaimee lives in a society that picks out the soulmate or/and lover. The society thinks it is right because there are no heart breaks or any issues like that, but Jaimee disagrees with the law. Her 'soulmate' happens to be someone she hates and the boy she likes is not a good match for her according to the society. Will Jaimee follow the rules and mary the guy she can't stand or will she risk everything? *********** Also the society she lives in has only one difference, that rule, but the rule may be the start of a dictatorship. © Copyright 2013 Emily1147 All rights reserved
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"Soul mates. Aside from the occasional sappy toast at a wedding or a young girls hopes, most people regard such things as a fairy tale..." How far would you go to claim your destiny? Gabriel began life as an unwanted pregnancy. He wasn't given up for adoption or begrudgingly raised, he was aborted and tossed into a corner of the afterlife none of us will ever see, if we're lucky. That doesn't mean he's going to let that stop him from trying to find his way back to the life he was meant to live. Fighting for the right to survive and learning how to navigate being alive aren't the biggest problems he has to face; there's also a soulmate he intends to claim, a universe he has to travel, and a life he means to take back no matter what he has to do. When is crazy a problem? For Lilly, she's always just assumed she was a bit of a functioning lunatic. What else would you call obsessive (and newly lucid) dreams about a guy you don't even know, a gaping hole in your heart for said guy, and a surety that he's meant to complete you in life? When Lilly finally decides to do something about it, a bevy of supernatural occurrences might just push her over the edge. Not that she'll let that stop her from trying bring the boy she loves home to her... even if it costs both of them their very souls. *** There is some foul language in this story as well as adult themes. You've been warned.

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