Love Can Blossom in Unlikely Places

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Love can blossom in unlikely places... After a tragic day years ago, Enya Harper was left to pick up the pieces and move on with her life – but she has not, she shut herself from the world and vowed never to love again. A couple of miles away, Matt Sawyer is looking only for work, nothing more. His life is already complicated, with a past that won’t go away. Enya is a top of the notch doctor – everyone wants to be her and if lucky work with her. She has everything; the career she longed for since she was a teen, loving parents and friends. Like a flower in spring, she blossomed,throughout the years – earning good grades in her exams and earning a residency in the most acclaimed hospital in the area. During her practise, she met the one whom she believed she would spend the rest of her life with – or so she thought. After a few years of going out, Mike told Enya that they should take their relationship to the next level. So they did. They moved in together. Having a serious relationship was a step closer to the life she had deemed for. However, this all crumbled in a matter of seco...

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