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Second Chance

Second Chance

Like, I don't know how to do it😂 I've never read it before, so, I think you understand me now😭😂I'm sure the last two paragraphs were terrible af😔buttt, I'm trying my best 😂Just accept me like that, I'm not a romantic soul😂🤲🏾Anyway, there's only one more chapter left till the epilogue🤩 Stay glued to your phones😂 Love you guys🦋♥️
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Begin Again

Begin Again

"Can't you read?" Shocked by his anger, and humiliated beyond anything she's ever experienced, Eden burst into tears. "I'm sorry." She said, but she had no idea what she's apologising for until Gibby turned to her, her face taut, her lips stretched in a thin hard line. "Did you not read Mr Anderson's dietary requirements? I sent them through this morning. I reminded you to check the email." Eden shook her head; she hadn't had a chance to do anything on her laptop other than go through his schedule.
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Ceejay Ramirez
I loved it though I feel like the chapters where they are very happy and in-love are not enough for me because they have so much bickering and hate-love battle royale… I am hoping for an epilogue for a quick pique on their lives as a family of 4 where Riley is also a little older and talking already
Surf1625
Absolutely loved this! Smart, loving, loyal characters, witty, smart dialogue, beautiful friendships & support for both main characters, themes, all just so well written! Loved that the author did not dumb down Eden, Liam or their friends.Kudos for writing a riveting story of love, friendship,growth
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Claudette Reed

Claudette Reed

Dominic POV I was seated in my office when I got alerted of a new email. I glanced up to my computer monitor and did a double-take when I recognized the email that it came from. I stopped what I was working on and focused my attention on the monitor, opening my email. Sure enough, at the very top, there was a message from a miss Stephanie M. Greene waiting for me in bold letters, the subject line saying: READ THIS OR REGRET IT FOREVER I lifted an eyebrow at that. Damn. This girl gets right down to the point. I’m kind of turned on with her straightforwardness, to be honest. I clicked on it and read the contents, my eyes narrowing and my jaw clenching the further into it I got.
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Surf1625
So happy Emma & Matthew are back in this story! I loved your first book about them. It was definitely one of my favorites. Thanks for adding them in so nicely. They are the perfect duo to handle that sick bastard Dominic. Hope Matthew & Emma ruins him permanently. Matthew knows how to impoverish him
Charmingmyway
OK so I just finished book one which was the fashion CEO which by the way it was amazing! Just Started reading this and I can say is that Stephanie has her mom’s attitude and her dad’s charming self! So far I’m liking the story on chapter 7 right now
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second chance

second chance

"I want you to help me get closer to my family again but with this new identity, like somehow, I have to introduce myself, Sara David, to them personally." “So that you can get close to them and do the same thing as they did, and take your revenge”. He said, as if he had read my mind. "Exactly". I nodded my head. "okay you may leave" he said with a stern look and then carried on to read his book.
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His Forbidden Guard

His Forbidden Guard

He put the coffee down. He put it down without looking at the counter, setting it by feel, keeping his eyes on the screen, and he read it again. Not because the first reading had been unclear. Because the first reading had been perfectly clear and he needed the second reading to do the thing that second readings sometimes did, which was to reveal some qualifying clause or contextual detail that altered the meaning of the first. The second reading found no such clause. There was no alteration. It said what it said. He opened the post directly.
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No Longer A Substitute

No Longer A Substitute

thank you for reading and everything should be done by 27th of the month. please reread from chapter 9 to read all the edits made.
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He Rejected Me for My Sis, Now I'm the Ruthless Alpha's Luna

He Rejected Me for My Sis, Now I'm the Ruthless Alpha's Luna

"Two hours is more than sufficient." "Goodnight, Mrs. Pelham," I say. “Good night, Alpha.” She leaves me to eat, which I do while working. I read the same paragraph of the Strathfield report four times and get different information out of it each time, which is not how my brain usually operates, and I close the file and open it again and read the paragraph a fifth time and get the same result. ‘You could just admit it,’ my wolf huffs. "Admit what?"
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