B. Rejoice
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Railah
Young Adult "My heart SPOKE a thousand words, but he didn't LISTEN. Standing there with PLEASURE, he watched me suffer. He derives JOY from my PAIN... "
"A silent realization and accusation burned within my heart-an agonizing truth I struggled to accept.
The one I had placed my trust in must have turned against me, and the pain of that betrayal was etched upon my face as I sought answers, desperate for an explanation of this unforgivable act... " ~ RAILAH.
Railah, a reserved individual who prefers solitude life takes an unexpected turn when she meets the mysterious and charming Drevy, who manages to break down her walls and change her perspective.
His actions lead to a devastating incident that leaves Railah hurt and betrayed. Two weeks later, he approaches her to apologize, seeking forgiveness.
Railah, torn between the desire to hear him out and the fear of getting hurt again decides to distance herself, leaving behind the one who changed her in ways she never anticipated. But her journey takes an unexpected turn when Drevy suddenly goes missing.
His disappearance throws her world into confusion and she finds herself grappling with a whirlwind of regrets and unanswered questions.
As she searches for the truth, Railah must confront her past, her feelings, and the possibility of a future that might not include Drevy...
What unspeakable act of betrayal did Drevy commit that left Railah betrayed?
What's the mystery behind Drevy's disappearance?
Will Railah's pursuit of the truth lead her to unravel not only the mystery of Drevy's vanishing but also the mysteries within herself?
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