Accidentally in love by Eve Peters

Author's Note

Hello MoboReaders!

If you made it to this chapter, I am eternally grateful to you for supporting my first story.

If you found grammatical errors and misspelled words, please understand as English is not my mother language and writing a story is something new to me. Although I know there are a lot of errors in this book and I'd like to edit them all, however, there is no way for me to redo the first published chapters. So, I decided to republish them all. I do apologize for the inconvenience I have caused.

This book is in progress and please be patient with me as I have other things to tend to. I have two beautiful daughters and both are attending online classes. Bur I will do my best to finish this story as soon as possible.

And to the readers who are not happy or unsatisfied with this story, I apologize for not meeting your expectation. I will make sure to give my best to suit your taste on my next stories, hopefully.

All your views and opinions in this book are very much welcome and appreciated so please put them in the comment section. And if you have an idea on how to end this story, please pitch it to me. I would love to hear from you.

By the way, to those people who know me; this is not my story nor based on someone else's. Please keep in mind that the names of the characters, businesses, places, events, and incidents are all products of my imagination and used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual living or dead people and events is purely coincidental.

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Again, thank you for your support.

Here's a sneak peek for you, enjoy!

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Blurb

They say one's fate is woven like a string and one's destiny is intertwined with many others. Sometimes the things we thought we never search for are the things that come knocking at our door. Others never find it, but there are others, who are led.

Changing the future by meeting new people is nothing new to us. But what are the odds of changing the future by meeting new people that are related to the past?