The world was a strange balance of ruin and routine, just like the Yin and Yang, of hospital lights and office doors, of whispered prayers and million-dollar signatures.In Madrid, wealth and desperation walked the same streets, spoke the same language, breathed the same air.She believed in survival. He believed in power. Neither believed in fate.Yet somewhere between desperation and dominance, their stories were written—quietly, inevitably.Rachel had learned early that life isn't always a bed of roses. It has thorns, the ones that prick you as soon as you get a hold of a rose.Their parents were gone. Their father had left behind nothing but unpaid loans and a trail of collectors who knocked harder than grief ever could.Every month, Rachel's salary disappeared before she could even blink. Hospital bills. Debt repayments. Medication. Rent. There was no luxury. No savings. They lived hand to mouth, surviving, not living.Rachel always believed that problems are inevitable, can't be
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