Everyone has their own story of how they first met love. For thirty-five-year-old Fuego Delgado, it was a
whiff of perfume. The young arithmomanic spent his days
as a campus police officer, and his remaining time, doting on his three-year-old son. But from the
moment he met single mother and make-up artist Modesty Brand, he was a smitten.
Though Fuego understood he meant the world to Modesty, he wasn't blind to the hold her past had on her. Forgiveness was the only way they could live in peace together, unless attacks on the campus,
and some dangerous sibling rivalry, had the final say.
whiff of perfume. The young arithmomanic spent his days
as a campus police officer, and his remaining time, doting on his three-year-old son. But from the
moment he met single mother and make-up artist Modesty Brand, he was a smitten.
Though Fuego understood he meant the world to Modesty, he wasn't blind to the hold her past had on her. Forgiveness was the only way they could live in peace together, unless attacks on the campus,
and some dangerous sibling rivalry, had the final say.
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Format
Kindle, 89 pages
Published
January 3, 2024
Everyone has their own story of how they first met love. For thirty-five-year-old Fuego Delgado, it was a
whiff of perfume. The young arithmomanic spent his days
as a campus police officer, and his remaining time, doting on his three-year-old son. But from the
moment he met single mother and make-up artist Modesty Brand, he was a smitten.
Though Fuego understood he meant the world to Modesty, he wasn't blind to the hold her past had on her. Forgiveness was the only way they could live in peace together, unless attacks on the campus,
and some dangerous sibling rivalry, had the final say.
whiff of perfume. The young arithmomanic spent his days
as a campus police officer, and his remaining time, doting on his three-year-old son. But from the
moment he met single mother and make-up artist Modesty Brand, he was a smitten.
Though Fuego understood he meant the world to Modesty, he wasn't blind to the hold her past had on her. Forgiveness was the only way they could live in peace together, unless attacks on the campus,
and some dangerous sibling rivalry, had the final say.