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Who does she think she is? She has simply entered my life without any advanced warning, I thought terrified. Lately, she came to me quite often, and I could no longer reject her. Not that I couldn't manage to do so, but rather because I liked to have her around me and this was a matter that scared me. This sudden change of my feelings made me feel anxious. She was kind to me and as caring as anyone had ever been to me. However, I do not understand her true intentions. Why should someone treat me well if nobody has ever done it before?
When eighteen year old Nyarai Kahari began her daily ritual of reading the newspaper to the blind stranger in the park, romance was the very last thing on her mind. But fate had other plans because the more she met up with him, the deeper his smile and gentleness enchanted her. On the same note, Alan finds himself helplessly drawn to a woman he’d rather not temper with. Far from eligible she was no match for a man adorned with good looks and status yet still he wanted her. Little did both expect that these moments of madness could etch a lifetime of attachment beyond their control, as nothing can prove itself to stand the test of time....
When Alice inflicts a curse of madness upon her life and Josh learns to raise their daughter alone, little was expected to change in their lives. Monica Winters could be said to be naïve and Jessie Barbers would be best described as selfish; what kind of affection could these two share? Dakota is burnt on hanging onto what she believes is hers and is ready to fight for it but a deep secret keeps gnawing at her heart.
Filled with lust, jealousy, hate and false hope striving in the face of love Che cha sarang (my first love) is an emotional story that shows that love is an ultimate force and time has no mercy for those whose eyes are blinded by it.
An animated debate on Homosexuality in the cultural background of India
(Work in progress!)Never happy but at the same time never depressed, Gia's mediocre life was split right in the middle. Her jaded occupation of being a nail technician was what she went to school for, but that didn't make it any more exciting. Her apartment was average, she was still making payments on her old car, and the only thing in her daily routine that kept her going was her bunny Ajax. That little guy and watching reruns of That 70's Show every night with a TV dinner. Gia wasn't religious or someone who had huge dreams; she was just grateful for the fact that she wasn't exactly struggling to keep up in the world. With her past of shitty boyfriends and fake friendships, she was perfectly content with settling for less. Ajax was the only man she needed anyway.
A screenplay about an estranged father and daughter, reuniting and learning to love unconditionally.
This is the story of two boys, two friends, two professional footballers. One day they discover they have feelings for each other that go beyond just friendship. Suddenly the boys find themselves having to make difficult decisions with life changing consequences. Together they embark on a tough journey against prejudice and discrimination. Can their affection for each other survive in the world of football?
This book is a work of fiction and, except in the case of geographic facts and references of football teams and tournaments, any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental
Who does she think she is? She has simply entered my life without any advanced warning, I thought terrified. Lately, she came to me quite often, and I could no longer reject her. Not that I couldn't manage to do so, but rather because I liked to have her around me and this was a matter that scared me. This sudden change of my feelings made me feel anxious. She was kind to me and as caring as anyone had ever been to me. However, I do not understand her true intentions. Why should someone treat me well if nobody has ever done it before?
When eighteen year old Nyarai Kahari began her daily ritual of reading the newspaper to the blind stranger in the park, romance was the very last thing on her mind. But fate had other plans because the more she met up with him, the deeper his smile and gentleness enchanted her. On the same note, Alan finds himself helplessly drawn to a woman he’d rather not temper with. Far from eligible she was no match for a man adorned with good looks and status yet still he wanted her. Little did both expect that these moments of madness could etch a lifetime of attachment beyond their control, as nothing can prove itself to stand the test of time....
When Alice inflicts a curse of madness upon her life and Josh learns to raise their daughter alone, little was expected to change in their lives. Monica Winters could be said to be naïve and Jessie Barbers would be best described as selfish; what kind of affection could these two share? Dakota is burnt on hanging onto what she believes is hers and is ready to fight for it but a deep secret keeps gnawing at her heart.
Filled with lust, jealousy, hate and false hope striving in the face of love Che cha sarang (my first love) is an emotional story that shows that love is an ultimate force and time has no mercy for those whose eyes are blinded by it.
An animated debate on Homosexuality in the cultural background of India
(Work in progress!)Never happy but at the same time never depressed, Gia's mediocre life was split right in the middle. Her jaded occupation of being a nail technician was what she went to school for, but that didn't make it any more exciting. Her apartment was average, she was still making payments on her old car, and the only thing in her daily routine that kept her going was her bunny Ajax. That little guy and watching reruns of That 70's Show every night with a TV dinner. Gia wasn't religious or someone who had huge dreams; she was just grateful for the fact that she wasn't exactly struggling to keep up in the world. With her past of shitty boyfriends and fake friendships, she was perfectly content with settling for less. Ajax was the only man she needed anyway.
A screenplay about an estranged father and daughter, reuniting and learning to love unconditionally.
This is the story of two boys, two friends, two professional footballers. One day they discover they have feelings for each other that go beyond just friendship. Suddenly the boys find themselves having to make difficult decisions with life changing consequences. Together they embark on a tough journey against prejudice and discrimination. Can their affection for each other survive in the world of football?
This book is a work of fiction and, except in the case of geographic facts and references of football teams and tournaments, any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental