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Under the Same Moon (Seven Days to Fall in Love #5)

✍ Scribed by Alex Maya

Book ID: 112339940
Publisher: #PrB.rating#5.0
Year: 2021
Tongue: English
Weight: 67 KB
Series: Seven Days to Fall in Love 5
Category: Fiction
ASIN: B09829DTYG

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✦ Synopsis

When you feel like life is making you numb, can a cruise bring you unexpected hope?

Theo:

This is my third cruise working in the restaurant, which makes 2 times more than I was supposed to. My family's full-time job was pressuring me to find a way in life and grow up, but honestly, I just needed time.
Being away has been freeing, but this new passenger is making me feel like there is more out there for me.
Maybe I’m ready for more.
Even his uptight ways bring warmth to my heart.
Is it three times the charm? Will I ever go back to land?

Ravi:

Life is going on autopilot for as long as I remember.
The nice respectful boy respecting my family's traditions.
I'm always feeling like I’m pretending to be someone else.
Except when I’m with Theo.
How can someone I just met make me feel so seen, so much like myself?

But most importantly: How can I get off this ship when the first time I ever felt alive was onboard?

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