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A Clandestine Affair


Two lovers meet in secret, others unaware of this hidden allegiance. Two people in love and completely committed to each other. Their friends are blind of this private and unknown liaison. Do these two devotees know what is ahead? All the obstacles and hardships they might face? Are they knowledgeable of the judgment and criticism they might receive? Let’s look at the positives of this strange position. These two people will learn maturity, responsibility, and compassion. This hindrance might cause these sweethearts to be more dedicated to one another and committed. Love is love and there is absolutely nothing that can interfere in such a solid relationship. These two loyal people have a life ahead of them and it is up to them to continue to strengthen this relationship. Some also say that telepathy might exist and that soulmates can truly read each other’s minds. Which is a truly foolish thought but this relationship might actually beat the odds. Anything can be possible and yet it is up to you to make that decision or the right choice. Your happy ending is not given to you, you have to know what you want and work hard for it. A Clandestine Affair is the best type of affair if you want someone who is truly trustworthy, sensitive, and protective. Or is it? Well you can also look at the cons of this peculiar situation. The harsh judgement these two might receive might cause them to rethink and change their minds. One of them might actually be seeing another person. Well, can you imagine that! That would be a very unique experience! This is a very difficult state to be in. I suggest that they follow their hearts and  focus on what might be best. For both of them. Or one of them might end up hurt or even heartbroken.

 

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