IMPERFECT ME
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Ongoing, First published Feb 08, 2017
Rachael, an amazing singer who is loved and cherished by all not just for her voice but for her radiant personality. Her life was perfect being the only child of her parents but her perfect life came crashing when her best friend Michael fell in love with another woman...
Michael a promising young man, who aspires to be an ordained minister was caught in the love web, on one hand is his best friend who he could give the whole world for and on the other hand is his fiancee who was making him question if he made the right choice by choosing her. 
Just when Rachael had given up on having him as her husband, something terrible happened that changed the direction of their lives. 
will they pass the test of their faith in God and their love for each other or let grieve engulf and destroy them both?
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