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    Shadows of Love: The Silent Confession
    Shadows of Love: The Silent Confession
    Shadows of Love: The Silent Confession
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    Shadows of Love: The Silent Confession

    By Ary S. Jr.

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    This book tells the exciting story of Marcos, a shy and reserved young man who fell madly in love with Melissa, a charming girl. However, despite his feelings, Marcos never had the courage to confess his love to his beloved.
    Marcos is forced to face his fears and insecurities, while trying to understand what it really means to love someone.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAry S. Jr
    Release dateMay 25, 2023
    ISBN9798223604501
    Shadows of Love: The Silent Confession
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    Ary S. Jr.

    Ary S. Jr. is a Brazilian author who writes about various topics, such as psychology, spirituality, self-help, and technology. He has published several e-books, some of which are available on platforms like Everand, Scribd, and Goodreads. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge and insights with his readers, and aims to inspire them to live a more fulfilling and meaningful life.

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      Shadows of Love - Ary S. Jr.

      Chapter 1

      The Encounter

      Marcos' life was like a soft melody, full of yearnings and desires that boiled in his heart. His eyes, deep and expressive, would meet Melissa's in brief moments, leaving a trail of uneasiness and delight. The young woman was a vision of beauty and grace, a muse that brightened her gray world.

      In the school corridors, the atmosphere changed when their paths crossed. Marcos could feel Melissa's presence even before he saw her, as if her sweet scent announced her arrival. But despite their fleeting encounters, the boy never found the courage to express his feelings.

      His shyness, a bitter companion, dominated him like an invisible hand that prevented him from acting. Marcos' heart fluttered with a mixture of hope and fear every time he saw Melissa. He wanted to say sincere words to her, reveal the love that blossomed in his chest, but her voice seemed to be hidden, suffocated by the weight of unsaid words.

      In his lonely moments, Marcos imagined imaginary dialogues with Melissa, rehearsing each word and gesture in his mind. He dreamed of the moment when he would finally find the courage to declare himself, to transform his silent sighs into a melody that would echo through the chords of

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