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Untraceable (Untouchable #3)

by Lindsay Delagair (Goodreads Author)

4.25 of 5 stars 4.25 · rating details · 983 ratings · 93 reviews

The final installment in the Untouchable trilogy winds through a tangled web of shattered lives, the pursuit of power, and the unfailing strength of love.

Annalisa knew from the beginning that she was falling in love with a dangerous man. But, she also knew that underneath his cold and empty hitman exterior, beat the heart of the man who would love her forever. Against insu...more

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Published July 8th 2012

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Sep 11, 2012 K rated it 5 of 5 stars

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This was my most absolute favorite book in this trilogy. The action was breath taking at times and the emotions were raw. I feel deeply committed to Micah and Lesse's relationship... Like I'm a part of their history. The love story between them is 100% undeniable. I was upset over Micah Jr. in the beginning, and for the fact that stupid Sharon forced Micah to sleep with her... But I just ended up understanding that Micah Jr.'s relationship with Joshua would be an amazing 4th book! Even though I...more

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Jul 14, 2012 Sharon rated it 4 of 5 stars

4/5 stars.
Just not 5 stars,because it took me to well over 30 % of the book to really feel like i was absorbed in it.
Then, all hell broke lose and the next 60 % were nailbiting,nervously reading what the hell was going to happen next.
The epilogue was a nice touch,and i hope there will be a 4th book, who knows.It has potencial.Maybe joshua can step in his dad's footsteps :-)

The big mistake i made before reading this book,was reading a bad review.
I will not do this again,because it set me up for d...more

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Jan 02, 2013 Jessica's Book Review rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Untraceable by Lindsay Delagair is the third and final novel in the Untouchable series. The first book, Untouchable I enjoyed, the second book Unforgiveable was my favorite but Untraceable left me bored and mad.

First, Untraceable is very heavy on the religious side. I found it annoying to constantly read about “God’s plans” and constant church talk. Not that there is anything wrong with it but I just don’t want it pushed in my face constantly and...more

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Jul 18, 2012 Debbie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorite

Wow! After reading the third and I suppose final installment of this series, I'm blown away! I read all these books in quick succession, because once you get started with the first pages of the first book, you get so caught up in the story, you can't put it down until you see what happens next, and how it ends! I'm just glad that when I started reading them, they were all finished and I didn't have to wait on the next installment! Highly recommend!

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Sep 28, 2012 Tara rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: hotness, bad-boys-rock-stars, romance

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Jul 25, 2012 Melissa *Pervy Nerd* rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Jul 14, 2012 Lisa stephenson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Okay it took me three days to read these series and I loved the books but the ending was a little disappointment

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Oct 17, 2012 Ashley rated it 5 of 5 stars

I almost cried so many times during this book. I at one point hated Micah for doing that but i loved how he and Leeses's relationship grew even more after that. Number three has to be the best out of all of them. The emotion i felt when reading made me feel like i was there cause it felt real. I am truly sad the series is over but I think the new relationship with Joshua and Micah Jr. would be a great new story into their lives. Loved it from start to finish. Cant wait for more books from Lindsa...more

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Jan 06, 2013 Destiny Maricich rated it 5 of 5 stars

I must say this whole trilogy had me from page one! It was funny, and romantic and also heartbreaking all at once . But when I opened this book and started reading I read it with tears the whole time. I got to page 436 ( I am reading this in epub format so it has around 1500 pages ) I had to stop reading the book for a few days I just didn't wanna read it anymore. I didnt want it to end and it just seemed that i was gonna be heart broken knowing this was the last if this beautiful story . I did...more

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Nov 13, 2012 Tracy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: bad-boy-good-girl, mafia

Overall strong story of Leese her struggle to stay with the man she loves

Micah trying to save Leese from the clutches of the mob

Ryan trying to do whatever it takes to help an save Leese.

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Jul 14, 2012 Dana W rated it 4 of 5 stars

I was so all over the place with how i felt about this book. i was mad i was sad i was happy. It was an emotional roller coaster. I am very thankful that the author did the epilogue the way she did. I was thinking we were just going to get our "happy ending" and that was it. loved how she showed how they did get their happy ending for a while... but also showed that their past is not far behind you no matter how much you try to hide from it. Very really and made the book even better. Very hopefu...more

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Jan 19, 2013 Joymzz rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: EVERYONE!

Shelves: favorites, lendable

I AM IN TOTAL

WITH THIS BOOK i really love everything about it. From the beging to the end this series just kept getting better and better. i don't have too much to say about this book because i (for the first time) dont want to spoil too much of what happens but there is something i can say..... "it blows peoples minds away, everything that happens is so unexpected and cool" i really have few words to describe it.

i want to congratulate the author for this whole series because there are really...more

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Mar 17, 2013 Krystal rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: bad-boys, cried-like-a-bitch, tough-guys, thriller, nook-books, eh

***SPOILER. FUCKING. ALERT.*****
you have been fucking warned.

Ever read a series where the first book is amazing, the second book is not as amazing as the first but still good, and the third book FUCKING RUINS EVERYTHING?!

I did not like this one very much. The beginning was good. I liked that, but the second fucking SHARON showed up, I became one seriously PISSED OFF human being and almost stopped reading. I actually skipped through a ton of chapters because I couldn't read it. I hated it. FUCK...more

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Sep 22, 2012 Kaye rated it 3 of 5 stars

The last book of this series was really emotional and has a lot of plot twists. It was a nail-biting experience reading this book, although some parts are really dragging and boring.

Of course, this book is filled with drama and it seems it's really impossible for them to be out of the "Mob World". Once again, Leese proved to be a loving and faithful partner while Micah is not. I hate how he acted towards Sharon in this book even though his actions are for the welfare of his wife, it is truly un...more

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Jul 27, 2012 Megan - The Book Asylum rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: love-love-love

I enjoyed this series, but as I said in my reviews of the first two books be aware that there are strong religious themes and ideals portrayed throughout all three books. If you aren't into hearing about God and forgiveness and prayer, don't bother reading them.

The first third of 'Untraceable' started off very slowly, but once the action picked up it didn't stop. As other reviewers mentioned, between 50-70% you may want to make sure there's nothing around that you can throw - it's going to get...more

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Jan 24, 2013 Becky rated it 4 of 5 stars

It had been about 4 months since I had read the 1st two and when I started this one I thought maybe I had out grown it. I couldn't seem to find the thing I loved when I started them. But I had already paid for it so I decided to press on. I spotted 2 major twists early. And it turned out I had been right. But then we got past what I had expected and there were more and more twists and turns. I was shocked! ***Spoiler alert***** with how the birth scene went down, it was so awesome and then I was...more

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Jul 19, 2012 Julie Smith rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book was really hard for me to finish. I really liked the first two books in the series, but this one was different for me. I liked the beginning, was completely irritated in the middle, and then happy in the end. I recommend this book, but don't get discouraged if it starts to irritate you because it gets better. And I loved the epilogue. I also must agree with other's, I think a spin off series would be great.

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Jul 13, 2012 Reading, Eating & Dreaming rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 4-stars

Untraceable was an amazing, emotional rollercoaster ride. This book brought me from flaming mad to very excited to extremely anxious to obnoxiously happy! I experienced it all with this book. There were a few knock-me-off-my-feet, I-totally-didn't-see-that-coming shockers, and I loved every second of it!

Warning: 50%-70%ish will probably make you very angry. Try to refrain from hurting yourself, others, and your e-readers! It gets better. I promise.

To sum things up: Untraceable was the perfect...more

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Feb 25, 2013 Crystal rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-read-list

SERIES REVIEW

Ahhh!!!!! OMG, these books are amazing. Imagine the best soap opera ever mixed with the mafia/contract killers and you have Untouchable. It's been a few days since I read these and they are still with me. Lingering. Popping up at the rarest of moments and staying with me until I have either immense anger at certain plot points or want to die with the awesomeness of it all.

Book one was by far the best. I will say, for me at least, the books are extremely predictable. Not in a bad way...more SERIES REVIEW

Ahhh!!!!! OMG, these books are amazing. Imagine the best soap opera ever mixed with the mafia/contract killers and you have Untouchable. It's been a few days since I read these and they are still with me. Lingering. Popping up at the rarest of moments and staying with me until I have either immense anger at certain plot points or want to die with the awesomeness of it all.

Book one was by far the best. I will say, for me at least, the books are extremely predictable. Not in a bad way. At some times the predictability makes it easier to take what's coming. I think what's so special about these books is how raw and real-life they are. Life sucks and this book just proves that. Granted, in a more far-fetched movie-like way.

Book 1 is just like expected. It plays out with a familiarity to many movies but in this case we get to become more connected to the characters. Who they are and why they do what they do. At some points I thought maybe Annalisa had a bit of a secret with her evasive driving and all but turns out she's just from an extremely rich family. Which is sorta what gets her in this mess to begin with. They both lead secret lives as if it's fate that they be together.

Book 2, was again, predictable and upsetting for that matter. But OMG when he loses his shit and goes on the attack I almost died.He might have been under the influence but HOLY CRAP. I kept thinking to myself, that did not just happen. That did not just happen. It did and I had to refrain from throwing my Kindle. Aside from that I still have to rate it five stars. Everything else, not makes up for it, but alleviates some of the pain so I can remember all the other amazing things that this book offers. Like I said before it's real, it's gritty and not for the faint of heart.

By book 3, you just want them to get their happily ever after, finally.One of the worst things about the book is has it's very outlandish and over the top moments but it still maintains that aura of real life. I was a lil upset, okay I lie, extremely furiously angry and appalled by another choice made my Micah. I felt like I was the one int he relationship with him and I was sickened. Had to actually take a break from reading. But not for long. I could not get it out of my head and again, once I got past the harshness of it all I again, had no choice but to give this book it's well earn 5 stars.

Can I just say the end was just, ugh, really!!! I mean how everything worked out. I expected it but even in a book the world is not that small. A final truth is revealed and it all just seemed to flow together the ways things can only in books. Her family is just as big of a secret as Micah's.

This book, no, this series, affected my life. Even with all the shit it throws at you, I could not help but love it. I could not think of anything but it when I wasn't reading and even when I was done with all three just wanted more and more. I'm tempted to read it again less than a week later even knowing every single detail by heart as if it's engrained in my mind. If romantic suspense and New Adult is your thing, do not miss this book. It's a cross between Captive in the Dark and Sempre.(less)

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Mar 30, 2013 RO Mejia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: author-review-request, blog-review-shelf, new-adult

Pow! The beginning of this book is actually near the end of the book! The reader is grabbed from the first paragraph, and thrown into a tailspin! Everything is in reverse. Then the author rewinds to the beginning of the book! How smart is that?! Ms. D. knows how to get you hooked every time! The chemistry between Annalisa, (Leese) and Micah is so amazing, and the faith Leese has in her husband is anything but ordinary. The glass is always half-full when it comes to him. They have a playful bante...more
Pow! The beginning of this book is actually near the end of the book! The reader is grabbed from the first paragraph, and thrown into a tailspin! Everything is in reverse. Then the author rewinds to the beginning of the book! How smart is that?! Ms. D. knows how to get you hooked every time! The chemistry between Annalisa, (Leese) and Micah is so amazing, and the faith Leese has in her husband is anything but ordinary. The glass is always half-full when it comes to him. They have a playful banter that keeps the reader intrigued. In this third book in the series, Leese and Micah renew there wedding vows to each other, and take over where they left off. They Make wild passionate love to each other, in every way possible, while trying to make up for the valuable time they've lost. Ms. D lets the reader see through the window into the soul of Micah. We see him raw, and vulnerable. We see the childhood he lost at the young age of 14, and we see his guilt eating him from the inside out, for the life he has lived, and the lives he has taken. The reader feels the inner turmoil, and the demons he is fighting within, and the acceptance he is starving for from his parents. He doesn't think he is deserving of his wife, and their child. He can't fathom his life without them now, and can't think of ever being able to go back to his old life, even if he has made a deal with the devil herself.

In this novel, the reader gets to see the tender side of a one-track mind of family killers. David, (Micah's brother), falls in love with Leese's mother, (Nadia). The transformation is gradual, and amazingly so, he becomes a likable character. This book is a fully-blossoming story. A saga, if you will, by itself. It is generational, with a lot of surprises. I figured out some of the the plot twists, but other twists and turns of the plot were so amazing, and I didn't see them coming. It was a wonderfully exciting thrill ride through adventure! It left me breathless at times to see how wonderful MS. D. put it all together, and her intriguing thought process. What a talented, and insightful Author!

This ride was a thrill of a lifetime, with so many plot twists!!! Just when the reader is pulled in, and thinks there couldn't be more, they get hit again.

I give this Phenomenal, Rapture-Filled, Bullet-Proof, Tear Jerking Saga, A Big 5 stars!!! This is a definite read friends!
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Aug 07, 2012 Lauren rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

Loved this series, but the end of the Epilogue was a bit of a disappointment and unnecessary.

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Jan 21, 2013 Samantha Morris rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

This was a different read for me hitman/mafia first book ive read apart from disasterous that involves the mafia. And i must say i loved this trilogy i could not put them down and after reading book one i had to get the others,this has got to be my new favorite trilogy of 2013.I would recommend this to all my book worm friends it has it all drama,suspense,heartace,upset unconditional love,romance and devotion unexpected twists in all 3 books. Ohh and not to forget two hot male characters and a s...more

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Nov 22, 2012 Belinda rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: absolute-frustration, bitchy-girls, heartache, heavy-drama, not-a-fan

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Dec 15, 2012 Sharon Hawes Dodd rated it 3 of 5 stars

I admit I have had trouble with this series but I had to finish the story and find out what the author had in mind for a conclusion. I am not sure if I am happy it is over, furious at some of the plot points or just frustrated by an unsatisfying read. This story was good enough to get me to invest the time in finishing all 3 books. This series is a solid 2.5/3.0 star read with glimpses of 4 and 5 star greatness. Those glimpses into great love, forgiveness, faith and trust are just enough to sust...more

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Apr 14, 2013 Amanda (Hootie) Clark rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, new-adult, contemporary-adult

**IF you haven't read the first two books in the series there will be spoilers below**

In book one we watched as Leese fell in love with Micah Gavareen the sexy hitman sent to kill her. In book two during their would be wedding Leese was forced to leave Micah and fled across country with the help of her best friend Ryan to protect Micah and his family. If you think these went through some shit in the first two books, you have absolutely NO IDEA what is to come in book three. This is the book that...more **IF you haven't read the first two books in the series there will be spoilers below**

In book one we watched as Leese fell in love with Micah Gavareen the sexy hitman sent to kill her. In book two during their would be wedding Leese was forced to leave Micah and fled across country with the help of her best friend Ryan to protect Micah and his family. If you think these went through some shit in the first two books, you have absolutely NO IDEA what is to come in book three. This is the book that crushed my entire being and left me unable to communicate exactly how it made me feel. I read this series almost two months ago and have been UNABLE to get it out of my head and heart. This was one of my favorite series, dare i say of all time. It was compelling, heartbreaking, and beautiful. It makes you think about love and forgiveness in a whole new way.

Untraceable begins where the last one left off. Leese and Micah are expecting a child and looking for somewhere to build their dream home. They find a large piece of property set back on a lake and start to make plans to build a big house. They go to meet with a new contractor Jonathan Rossi and Micah becomes suspicious immediately thinking this guy could be mafia. Unable to leave his roots as a hitman behind he threatens Jonathan with bodily harm if he isn't on the level. Once he's satisfied they begin talks of what they want to build. As they go from day to day of home building Leese is called out alone to meet Jonathan at her and Micah's property conveniently when Micah is away. Against Micah's instruction to take a safer vehicle Leese decides to take her super fast Astin Martin Aero out for a drive to meet up with Jonathan. On her way home the unthinkable happens when the car skids out of control taking her and the baby with it.

As Micah is left to grieve the loss of his wife and child he tries to help Leese's mother and little sister cope with their loss. He gets a phone call out of the blue from someone I never thought I would see again after the first book, but when Sharon Moretti enters the picture again all hell breaks loose. Things aren't what they seem involving Leese and Micah soon finds out how devious a person can be. In order to bring Leese and their baby back safely he has to make a devastating choice that goes against everything he promised her. Sharon Moretti plans to take over the organization and forces Micah to do her bidding in getting rid of the other boss'. Leese and Micah are both fighting separate battles to end the chaos in their lives once and for all. What Micah doesn't know is that Leese is being held captive right under his nose. It never dawns on him to look in the obvious place. When a key player steps in Leese comes face to face with someone she never expected to see. The main guy who controls the entire organization shocks everyone involved when he reveals his true identity and when the smoke clears Leese and Micah are left to pick up the pieces.

I can't say enough about this series because it's everything I love and hate in a book. All the drama, suspense and heartache was almost too much to bear especially i this book. I fell head over heels for Leese and Micah in book one and my affection just grew with every page turned. This one was the hardest for me because the decision Micah has to make to save Leese and his child nearly broke me permanently. I am not being melodramatic either, I was heart sick for days and even now I want to puke. I hate when a character is faced with a choice like this to either do something repulsive or watch their loved one die. It's why I can't watch movies like saw. I can't handle that.

Micah is one of my top favorite book boyfriends out of all of them and even though he broke me in this book I still love him to pieces because he couldn't help what happened. He is fierce and protective and he loves Leese with a fire that you can see and almost touch in every book. I love his passion and integrity to do the right thing even when it hurts. He's the kind of man that will do what he has to in order to protect his family even to his detriment.

I always hate when a series ends because I feel like a part of me is ending as well. I got so attached to these characters and their story that I am having a hard time dealing with it being over. The love between Micah and Leese despite all the shit they have been through was amazing and beautiful. This is one of those love stories that proves love conquers all and forgiveness can heal a broken heart. There are so many shocking revelations that come out in this book and one of them throws the story into chaos right as the epilogue wraps up! I knew this was coming and I had hoped against all HOPE that it wouldn't the more I read and I got comfortable as the end got closer thinking it wouldn't happen. WRONG! It totally did and even that broke my heart. UGH! This whole series is a must read and I hope the author isn't done because the way it was left has been lingering in my grey matter for months!
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Dec 26, 2012 Christine rated it 2 of 5 stars

I am so glad I read everyone else's review before I posted my own. I LOVED the first two books. I gave them five stars, but this last one left me so mad. I am one for forgiveness, but in this book I felt she was just a push over. Letting everyone get away with everything. I hated it and the ending, i am still fuming about. If she had left out the sex with the b**** part I think I would have liked it or she shot her in the end that would have been fine too, but to live and have a child. That just...more

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Nov 06, 2012 CBDS rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 3rd-lady-interfered-in-relationship, h-almost-raped, hero-forced-to-cheat-on-heroine, mob-romance, modern-love-story, rich-hero, tortured-hero, very-possessive

Lindsay sure knows how to keep the reader completely bewitched with her stories. This book was a complete roller coaster rides. They were times I was happy and smiling, times where I was on the verge of crying, times where I felt that all hope was lost and times when I was stunned for minutes to an end.
This book had it all.
This book answered alot of questions that I had in the first two book and it really kept me pacing through the pages. I loved the love between Micah and Leese. Thank God Ryan...more

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Apr 03, 2013 Deepa Nair rated it 3 of 5 stars

Overall: A 4 star if not for the begining of the book.
Characters: I liked the characters the best in this last book, shows all their strengths.
Plot: The book picks up after the first few chapters so well that by epilogue I wanted more. It is the very first time that I loved the epilogue of a book.
Page Turner: Very much so if you can make it for the few pages.
Series Cont.: Last in the series
Recommend: Yes
Book Boyfriend: Micah is back to rock!

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Jul 30, 2012 Giselle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Omg this series is..just so crazy! It literally had my emotions going crazy, like a freaking roller coaster ride.
I felt like such a bipolar person. I got so mad at times, like soo pissed. Then I would calm down and fall in love with some of the characters again and just oh my damn was this a crazy series!
So many things go on throughout this series!
And its just plain amazing, unexpected, maddening, and no other words can describe!
I loved all the characters and definitely recommend this series...more

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Jan 24, 2013 Samantha added it

I'm not sure I can read this book. The first few pages really put a damper on my feelings about it. I still haven't picked it back up but know that I should, I just do not want to read about leese actually dieing. I loved the first two books and read them both within a day but I'm scared to pick this one back up. I love the chemistry and relationship leese and micah shared and I don't want it to end... really!? she dies!?!?

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“i tthink too many people use the word love when they don’t mean it. They enjoy a relationship with someone, but the first bump or two in their path and they realize it wasn’t real love—and they move on. Micah is my forever love. Could our relationship end? We’re human and full of flaws, so sure it could. Would it hurt me the rest of my life? Absolutely. He is the only one for me. At the risk of sounding cliché, he’s my soul mate.” — 2 people liked it

“I think too many people use the word love when they don’t mean it. They enjoy a relationship with someone, but the first bump or two in their path and they realize it wasn’t real love—and they move on. Micah is my forever love. Could our relationship end? We’re human and full of flaws, so sure it could. Would it hurt me the rest of my life? Absolutely. He is the only one for me. At the risk of sounding cliché, he’s my soul mate.” — 2 people liked it

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