Through my eyes

Through my eyes

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Romance
The world as I know it has never had color. It's always been black or white and nothing else. They say that it will stay that way until we meet the "love of our life",but what happens when you don't believe in love?
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Kylian has always been taught what he should do, who he should love. His conservative father insists he date someone from the "right family," someone who fits into their world and can elevate their social standing. So when he meets Khalila, a kind, innocent, and smart Black girl at school, he doesn't think much of it at first. She's not the type he would normally be drawn to, but something about her makes him feel things he can't explain. Khalila, who's only ever dated Black men, is taken aback by the attention from Kylian. She's shy and sweet, but she can't deny the growing connection between them. She falls for him quickly, believing their love is real. But Kylian struggles with his father's expectations and the hidden secrets. As their secret relationship deepens, lies, fighting, toxic actions, tears, laughter, and moments of sadness will define their journey. What will happen between them? What are Kylian's true intentions? Will he break her heart? Does he really love her? Him: I will never be in love with her, don't worry... That's what he thought. #interraciallove #clichéstory This story is literally a cliché but with more mature characters.

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