Falling (Sequel To Losing My Balance)

Falling (Sequel To Losing My Balance)

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Theirr baacckk! Yass! 5 years later, Ali is 23 and is living happily in Florida with her now fiancé, Craig and her 5 year old son, Rory, and her 2 year old daughter, Ariel. Ali is a successful pediatrician, like her mother, and is the best mother she can possibly be to Rory and Ariel. Rayan, after getting drafted into the Nba, is just living that care free life. Not giving a damn about anyone but himself. After an inconvenient run in with Ray, Ali is determined not to let his foolish antics get in the way of her and Craig again. Lies, secrets, betrayal, and love, this could mean trouble for everyone.
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*COMPLETED* Olivia After all the drama during my freshman year I look forward to being a sophmore. I am going to kick ass in classes and nail this marketing project. Only downside is that I am assigned to the football team for this project. That means I have to endure being around my dad and the enemy himself, Dax. Too bad the enemy comes in a six foot three inches, muscular all tatted up body that makes my knees weak. Dax Being all alone during the summer break was good for me. It took me some time to realize that my demons from the past is still haunting me and affecting my academic and personal life. I wish I could turn back time and change everything, right from that disastrous toga party my first night on campus. To bad that is not possible and the person I seek forgiveness from the most can't stand me. Sparks fly, walls are being torn down and forgiveness is right around the corner but what happens when everything is based on one teeny-tiny lie that got out of hand? Is it possible to move forward from this or was it one lie to much on an already fragile foundation? (Can be read as a standalone)

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