IRL (in real life)

IRL (in real life)

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"He's sitting in his chair, rubbing his temples as if to try and erase a migraine. I plop down in the chair right in front of his desk, leaning forward like I'm about to take a nap. This past week I've gotten to feeling like I just don't care about much of anything. I'm starting to wonder what the point is in anything." And so begins the story of Fallon Watkins. A tortured soul forced to grapple with the hardships of growing up, she tells her story in a way only she can, reflecting on everything - good and bad - in the days leading up to tragedy.
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Dylan Watkins married the love of his life ten years ago. Five years ago, he lost the love of his life in a tragic car accident. His son Noah, however, survived the accident. Now, Dylan's only reason for living is his son. His priority is his son's well-being, and he makes no secret about it. Dylan's parents, who also adored Maddy, think it's time for Dylan to get back to living life instead of staying home for Noah. Vice President of the Watkins Group, a development firm started by his father, Dylan, works from home most of the time, stating he needs to be available for Noah whenever he needs him. Dylan's mother thinks Noah needs a mother and that Dylan is too young to spend the rest of his life as a widower. She recognizes that no one could ever replace Maddy, but she also acknowledges that Dylan and Noah aren't healing as well as they could be living their isolated lives. Dylan isn't a fan of his mother's interference and attempts to set him up with various women. After all, no one can replace Maddy, and Dylan doesn't even want to try. Until a delivery girl shows up on his doorstep one evening. And then shows up again to deliver another package. And then in the offices of the Watkins Group. Could it be a coincidence? Could it be fate? Or could it be someone who can help Dylan pick up the pieces of his life? ---------- DISCLAIMER: This is a work of fiction. Unless otherwise indicated, all the names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents in this book are either the product of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

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