Pastel Dreams
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Pastel Dreams

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Summary

" All I can focus on is the blood beating harshly to my temples as I pull her closer to me, trying to figure out the enigma next to me, slowly but surely weaving her way into my heart." Twenty-six year old Camellia Greyson, native New Yorker, is an excellent businesswoman. Everyday is perfectly planned out, and everyday, she knows exactly what to do. She’s the vice president of a very successful hotel chain, after all, and hasn’t got time for fickle things like relationships of any sorts. But somehow,, an engagement ring shows up on her finger, courtesy of her parents, and changes all of her plans. Now, her future husband is no one other than her ex-best friend, and she doesn’t quite know how to deal with that. They haven’t spoken in nearly five years, yet are set to get married very (too) soon. Now, everything has changed, and Camellia doesn’t know if this for the better or the worse. Will Camellia learn to let her defences down? A surprising book with its twists and turns, Pastel Dreams explores the depth of human relationships and behaviours.

Status
7yrs ago
Chapters
26
Rating
4.8 (17 reviews)
Age Rating
16+

p r o l o g u e

“WHO are you?”

Funny how five-year-olds can be, don’t you think?

She stared him down, eyebrows furrowed, trying to figure out who was this boy, with yellow hair and bright blue eyes, eyeing her with uncertainty.

She fingered her dress nervously.

“My name is Cam,” she quietly answered, still keeping her distance from him.

“Can you play soccer? Mara says girls can play soccer, better than boys. I don’t believe her,” he said, unperturbed.

“Yeah,” she stood a little bit taller. “I can. I’m pretty good at it too. Who’s Mara?”

“My sister. She’s annoying. Can people your skin color play too?”

“I don’t see why not. What color is you blood?”

“Red, I think. The last time I fell, it went all over my shorts. So red, I think.”

She exhaled in relief.

“Mine’s red too! Let’s play. Race you to the goal,” she said, easily seizing the ball from him, and running.

“Hey!”

Maybe no one is born hateful, after all.

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Faith
Faith

wierd questions 😂😂

6 years
Tisa Vincent Besson
Tisa Vincent Besson

children are a product of their environment.

6 years

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