β Scribed by Lani Lynn Vale
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Zee + Annmarie and Tan + Jubilee. Forever. No exceptions. They were to have the picture-perfect life together. Everything was all planned out. Jubilee was to marry Eitan and Ezekiel was to marry Annmarie. Thatβs how it was always supposed to be from the moment that they met. Textbook, right? Wrong. Eitan and Annmarie die in a freak accident that never should have happened, leaving the two survivors reeling. Sixteen years later, Jubilee and Zee canβt even be in the same room with each other before things begin to deteriorate. Too many memories. Too much pain. Not enough forgiveness. Theyβre like hellfire and holy water, and neither one of them is willing to admit that theyβre wrong. Then one day things change, and all of a sudden, theyβre looking at each other like maybe they arenβt each otherβs enemies after all.
Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
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