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Rebuilding Solace
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8227062697
- EAN9798227062697
- Date de parution30/09/2024
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC
Résumé
I never imagined that restoring a crumbling house would lead me to rebuild more than just its walls. When I returned to my grandmother's old Victorian home, it was with a heart full of memories and a dream of reclaiming the warmth that had once filled its halls. But instead of a quiet sanctuary, I found Nathan-gruff, guarded, and maddeningly practical. Where I see history, he sees headaches. And where I hope to restore memories, he insists on tearing down the past.
Yet, amidst the peeling paint and scattered tools, we're building something I didn't expect. With every argument about paint colors and every shared moment of vulnerability, I start to see beyond his walls-and he, beyond mine. As the house transforms, so do we, brick by brick, memory by memory. But as the lines between us blur, I'm left wondering-can we truly restore something broken? Or will the foundation crack before we even begin?
Yet, amidst the peeling paint and scattered tools, we're building something I didn't expect. With every argument about paint colors and every shared moment of vulnerability, I start to see beyond his walls-and he, beyond mine. As the house transforms, so do we, brick by brick, memory by memory. But as the lines between us blur, I'm left wondering-can we truly restore something broken? Or will the foundation crack before we even begin?
