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Jessica Vale sat on the warm sand, staring at the pristine water of Trinity Beach. This had been her sanctuary—the most idyllic place in the world. Tears welled as she gazed at the waves caressing the shore. Their seductive rhythm beckoned. How soothing it would be to rest forever in their comforting embrace—free of the unbearable pain that pierced her heart. She flicked at the sand with her foot. Christ! When did my life become a Mills and Boon novel? Her mind drifted back

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