β Scribed by Young, Sage
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
~ When the lines between love and perseverance are crossed, the realization of true love is defined. ~
Defined Love is the incredible heart-wrenching sequel to Delusional Love. Ivan Quinn ended his arrangement with Ashley Ross in order to start a relationship with the love of his life, Stephanie Young. Determined to have Ivan, by any means necessary, Ashley does what is needed to get him back. Can the love between Ivan and Stephanie survive?
Find out in DEFINED LOVE, the exciting and explosive conclusion.
For mature readers only. 18 years old + **
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