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Laughter and Pain
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8224515844
- EAN9798224515844
- Date de parution01/12/2024
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDraft2Digital
Résumé
Laughter and Pain is a collection of six stories that bring tears, joy, and laughter. "The Accident" tells the story of Travon's conflict with Paul after the incident until Mother Theresa appears to stop the nonsense. "Sister Thelma" is a tale about Thelma's determination to show the church members that she's the most valuable person and that no one can compare her or her style. "Stinky Brother" is a story about Jasmine's shocking state after she experiences her brother's filthy and horrible room smell. "The Scared Forest" takes readers on a journey with a faithful man who walks through the forest to discover. "The Heartbroken Woman" will draw readers into a deep connection between a young woman and an ex-soldier.
Overcoming their past shows the meaning of true love again and faithfulness. "Rita's Freedom" is a classic twist on the original story of The Ramayana. After her husband requests that they separate, Sita decides to take action and defend herself against Ram's accusations.
Overcoming their past shows the meaning of true love again and faithfulness. "Rita's Freedom" is a classic twist on the original story of The Ramayana. After her husband requests that they separate, Sita decides to take action and defend herself against Ram's accusations.
