Love Unbreakable
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A Second Chance With My Billionaire Love
A Second Chance With The CEO After Divorce
A Return To Love's Madness
Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces
Unconscious Husband: Meet Her Love In Silence
Mated To Big Brother-in-law
Unforeseen Temptation: Spoiled By The Aloof Magnate
When Love Comes Late
The city of Lusaka, Zambia, is a place where stories of hardship and resilience unfold on its dusty streets every day. It is a city that has seen its fair share of struggles, but amidst the chaos and poverty, it is also a place where the human spirit sometimes shines brightest.
One sweltering afternoon in the heart of Lusaka, a young boy named Caleb Gwazani had his life set on an unforeseeable course. He was just three years old, with a mop of curly black hair and eyes that sparkled with curiosity. But Caleb was different from most children his age – he was deaf and unable to speak. Born into a world of silence, his world was lonely and quiet, and he often felt isolated even in the midst of bustling life in the city.
Caleb's journey had taken a tragic turn when, at the tender age of three, his own parents had abandoned him. In a cruel act of abandonment, they had left him to fend for himself in a drainage ditch, far away from the watchful eyes of society. The drainage was a place of filth and danger, and for three long days, Caleb endured unimaginable suffering. Hunger gnawed at his tiny frame, and the world seemed to have turned its back on him.
But fate had a different plan for Caleb, one that would restore his faith in humanity. On that fateful third day, a stranger named John Cale, a man with a heart as big as the African sky, stumbled upon the drainage. He had been passing by, drawn by some inexplicable force, when he heard faint whimpering coming from the depths of the ditch. John Cale, a man known for his kindness and willingness to help those in need, couldn't ignore the cry for help.
He peered down into the darkness and, to his shock, found the small, emaciated figure of Caleb lying there, his eyes pleading for salvation. Without a second thought, John Cale scrambled down the rocky slope, disregarding the muck and stench. Gently, he cradled Caleb in his arms, wrapping the fragile child in his own jacket. Caleb's body was frail and cold, but his spirit, though battered, was still alive.