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Pen and paper define me. The laptop stays in front of me; my fingers almost automatically know how to fly across the keyboard; putting in black and white what will be on my mind. I may not say it perfectly; I may fail to explain it verbally; but give me pen and paper...I sure will get it right.

ABOUT ME

Pen and paper define me. The laptop stays in front of me; my fingers almost automatically know how to fly across the keyboard; putting in black and white what will be on my mind. I may not say it perfectly; I may fail to explain it verbally; but give me pen and paper...I sure will get it right.
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STORY BY Ethel Mapako Manyeruke

Destined To Love Only You

Destined To Love Only You

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Dylan deMilo and Anisha Meyerton come from different worlds; but their hearts fall for each other. In their rough and painful journey, secrets are uncovered, tears shed, family members misunderstand each other and true colours are exposed. How far will the two go in fighting for each other. In this romantic thriller full of suspense, the story unfolds showing that sometimes a heart is destined to love only but one person.

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Two Diaries: His and Hers

Two Diaries: His and Hers

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Kiara Noels and Jeremy Rain know no other love except for the one shared between them. Their love, which starts as puppy love, soon develops into something solid and true; sealed by true love from each heart. A storm strikes, and a third party enters into the picture. After making one bad mistake, Kiara finds herself having to face the lifetime consequences. The more she tries to hide her error from Jeremy, the more their relationship becomes unhappy and toxic. Faced by the torrent, can their relationship hold? This is the story of a young man who has true love; willing to go to all extents for his lady; but is he strong enough to fight the one who has intruded into their relationship? Is a diary enough to soothe and comfort, when the worst comes to the worst? Take out those tissue papers for this tearjecker.

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