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“Right away, you realize why you need to read this story, as the protagonist is captivating. Gabrielle is an independent, studious woman who does not see herself living a life without work and the freedom she enjoys. For this reason, she will not bend to any suitor who appears, even though her marriage is a very important topic for her mother. Afraid of putting her free future to the test, Elle has the idea of pretending to have a relationship with an old acquaintance, with whom she exchanges a lot of provocations. And this is the second reason that will captivate you and keep you hooked on the story. It is at this moment that we have the privilege of getting to know Evan and the past that surrounds these two hardheads hihih, as well as the very fun relationship that they both cultivate. Narrated in a light and touching way, the author puts in a few words an essence of love, lightness, empathy and a pinch of drama that mixes with other very fun scenes, which we always finish reading with that feeling of: "it ended too quickly, I wanted more". If you are a fan of separate stories that complement each other, this story is a spin-off of a few others that the author has previously posted. Not to mention that it is a period narrative, which, in my opinion, only makes the story more graceful. It was a pleasure to follow each character and her particularities, as well as laughing, moving and cheering with each daily dose of one hundred very well written and captivating words. What are you waiting for? Come and be another admirer of this simple drabble ♥”
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