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The Struggles of Finding True Love Amidst Wealth Christopher More was born into a life of wealth and privilege. However, he found it challenging to discover genuine love, as many women were attracted to him solely because of his father's immense fortune. His father, Frank More, was one of the richest men in Clayland. Frank's gold company, Alternate Gold , held the title of the largest gold holder in Clayland, a neighboring city to the Viên Kingdom. This scenario raises an important question: How can one differentiate between love and a desire for money? Exploring this theme reveals much about the intersection of wealth and relationships. For those interested in understanding the complexities of love in the context of affluence, it is vital to look beyond monetary value and seek connections rooted in genuine affection.

It's a short story about a girl, running into her long lost love, from high school, in a museum and not expecting how things turn out so unexpectedly in the end. Have a beautiful glimpse of love and urban city aesthetic.

Hayden, a confident 22-year-old film student with a love for bold stories, becomes intrigued by Makaiah-a witty, street-stylish literature major who hides a deep scar from her childhood. She's sharp, unpredictable, and not easily impressed, but Hayden's charm and persistence slowly crack her guarded exterior. As their connection deepens through late-night talks and creative sparks, they're forced to confront the grief and the truths kept buried. A story about love, healing, and the unexpected beauty of being seen.

This is a true account of a personal experience. One that has literally shaped and defined my life during the last two decades and counting; the story of how I became a witch. A deep and objective insight into beliefs and practices from the Congo region perspective. I am hoping that a good amount of truth behind this widespread concept will be made accessible through my work. This book is in progress and a new part will be added every other week. In the meantime your support is very paramount. Please feel free to star this book, share it or leave your comments and questions. Any possible help to pave the way for the sound completion of this work will be greatly appreciated. For extra comments, suggestions or opinions, feel free to write to me on my email here below: kizaza[dot]music[at]gmail[dot]com Thank you, Author