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“She wasn't exactly sure when she'd fallen out of love with Luc. In fact, she wasn't entirely certain that she had. It felt more like she'd left behind her love for Luc with the version of herself that she'd been before. Back when she believed that first love and true love and forever love were all the same.”

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Book:The Ballad of Never After
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