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What? Did I Hear You Right?

What? Did I Hear You Right?

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Jun 25, 2013
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Romance
Zara's court case is over, phew! And she can look to the future... Her life is so complete now - since she got everything she ever wanted - a new mother, Rachel Branfield, a gorgeous boyfriend Vinnie McKenzie and the most tremendous best friend ever, Sophie May Righton. But right when all is set to be perfect, Vinnie goes and throws a spanner in the works. Unable to deny her incredible feelings for him, but trapped by social conventions and riddled with doubt and anxieties, Zara has to make a difficult choice. Will she decide with her head or heart? And what will Vinnie feel about the decision she makes? Get ready for some explosive emotions in this sequel to 'I am Child Z'.
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After my eleven-year relationship went up in flames, I did what any self-respecting woman would do: I kept the house, advanced my career, and became a psychologist. I think I handled it pretty well. But when I found out he was dating my ex-best friend, Lara, through an Instagram story. I handled that slightly less well. So, if you thought I'd be an expert at spotting catastrophic emotional decisions-you'd be wrong. Because when Lara called, out of the blue, and asked to stay with me, I said yes. It was a gesture of such profound stupidity it should be studied in textbooks. My one consolation was that it would be a brief, awkward blip. Ha. The universe, as it turns out, has a sick sense of humor because she didn't come alone. And now the man I spent years learning to live without is asking me, with every silent glance, to remember everything we were, while staying in the guest room. (The same room we used to have make-up sex in, which is objectively hilarious and also hell). Letting him go was the hardest thing I've ever done. Letting him back in, under these circumstances, is a close second-and a hell of a lot funnier.

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