Her Last Wish

By Pauline Orr

Adele thought at twenty six that God had a cruel sense of humor since she was diagnosed with cancer in spite of having a healthy lifestyle. But fate would send not one but two people her way to make what she felt would be her last few months happy.

A doctor with a smile to die for becomes the object of her affection while a friend sees her as more than just a friend. A forgotten note is found and two hearts get their wish.

But how long will bliss last when one person’s luck so far has never been kind?

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 22, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005097547

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Her Last Wish

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Pauline Orr

Copyright 2022 Pauline Orr

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Adele took out her little diary and began to make a list of all the things she wanted to do before she died. It was her bucket list and although at twenty six it was rather strange to be making one, she did it anyways. If I beat this cancer then I’ll just have a few adventures to go on and if I don’t then I would have had the best time of my life, she thought.

She was only able to write one thing down in the book before she dozed off due to the effects of the drugs she had been given. When Adele awoke again she had forgotten all about the list. The little black book sitting next to her on the bed did nothing to jolt her memory so she just placed it in the little drawer next to her bed to sit among the other things she had brought with her to the hospital and forgotten about. Getting through chemo was her only concern now. She tried to remain positive in spite of the sinking feeling that all would not go well. Her life so far had been a testament of bad luck.

Even though she had tried