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From Hate to Love
Young Adult “I want to crush your body and soul. That golden look I want to steal it away”
“You are sick” I screamed trying to push him away.
Fingers wrapped around my throat, gently holding me against the wall, but making sure I could not move
“I want to take this happy spirit of yours and suck it into mine; I want to be happy also. I don’t know how else to do it other than to touch you Marie”
I looked on as he lowered his lips, teeth digging into mine, he bit my bottom lip, I cried out in pain, he used the opportunity to fully delve into my mouth.
When School Queen bee Marie Richwood is forced from the comfort of her home by her Dad to South Africa, she decides to make the best of it and continue been the queen bee of her school in South Africa, which means getting anything she wants, but things does not go as planned as she clashes with the most brilliant boy of the school.
Cyrus Kaye, the son of a famous lawyer and Fashion Designer is lonely and unloved as his parents rarely have time for him, lacking love and attention except the one he gets from the cook, Cyrus is launched out of his world of solitude into Marie's jovial lifestyle, he replies her every prank on him with a touch that blows her mind away every time until the two finds themselves attached to each other
Now, Marie must go back to America, as she had promised herself to fulfill her dream of being an actress, Will she go? Will she give up her dream for the boy whom she had made herself the center of his heart? Will she leave him? When all he needed was a little bit of love from her, You might like
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