Don't Date Your Ex Best Friend 18+ Steamy Second Chance Romance

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Summary

⚠️SEXUAL CONTENT He is her ex-best-friend. She is his ex-girlfriend. Will they survive living under one roof? Kiara Sharma and Ethan Kane were once best friends and, more than that, they were each other’s first kiss. First love. Everyone knew they were inseparable, always laughing and joking. Some would say they were meant to be together. But all good things come to an end. Now, six years later, they both are clashing together like two opposites from two different worlds. What will happen if the old flame isn’t subdued yet? What will happen if they’re attracted to each other, now more than ever, and have to live under the same roof without tearing each other’s clothes off? Their desire towards each other is like a ticking bomb. They don’t know when it will explode and who will fall first. Kiara or Ethan? But one thing is for sure—promises will break, tears will fall and so will Kiara’s thong. Don’t Date Your Ex-Best Friend is the second book in the sweet, steamy The Unfolding Duet. If you like raw emotions, diverse characters, swoon-worthy romance with sizzling hot scenes, then you’ll love Mahi Mistry’s The Unfolding Duet.

Status
Complete
Chapters
63
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+
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The letter

The letter

Hey Ethan,

If you are reading this, then I’m sure that I did it.

I am gone. Just like that.

I have so many things to say to you, but it’s ironic how I have no words. I know you have many unanswered questions as well but don’t worry, E, you’ll find out why I did it. And why I had to. Please do me a favor and read this journal.

I hid all of this from you and I deeply apologize for that. I wish I was brave enough to face you and talk to you about all of this. But I am not. I am coward and selfish. I am sorry. I hope you will be able to forgive me, Ethan.

These are the entries of my days and I’ll be fair with you, you won’t like it. Sometimes you will hate me and love me. Sometimes you won’t feel anything at all. I was tired of keeping this from you, so here it is.

You were my everything, and I was nothing . . . I am sorry for losing you.

Love,

Kiara

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