Soul Ties
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Copyright © 2023 Published by Miss Candice Presents All rights reserved .This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or a...
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Copyright © 2023 Published by Miss Candice Presents All rights reserved .This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. Unauthorized reproduction, in any manner, is prohibited. contents Trigger Warning Playlists Pronunciation of names Haitian Creole Translation: Chapter 1 Sienna Chapter 2 Jahad Chapter 3 Sienna Chapter 4 Jahad Chapter 5 Sienna Chapter 6 Jahad Chapter 7 leighton Chapter 8 Sienna Chapter 9 Jahad Chapter 10 Sienna Chapter 11 Leighton Chapter 12 Jahad Chapter 13 Sienna Chapter 14 Jahad Chapter 15 Leighton Chapter 16 Sienna Chapter 17 Jahad Chapter 18 Leighton Chapter 19 Sienna Chapter 20 Jahad Chapter 21 Sienna Chapter 22 Jahad Chapter 23 Sienna Chapter 24 Leighton Chapter 25 Jahad Chapter 26 Sienna Chapter 27 Jahad Chapter 28 Sienna Chapter 29 Leighton Chapter 30 Jahad Chapter 31 Leighton Chapter 32 Sienna Chapter 33 Jahad Chapter 34 Leighton Chapter 35 Sienna Chapter 36 Jahad Epilogue Authors Note About the Author INFINITE SOUL TIES SAINT BAPTISTE Catalog Meet + Greet trigger warning Because trigger warnings are also spoilers, I decided to do something different... something I saw another author do and give you, the reader, a choice. Click HERE to read the trigger warning. playlists Apple Music : https:// apple. co/ 3L4nhO1 Spotify : https:// spoti. fi/ 3mR5kuh pronunciation of names Sienna (See-in-nuh) Naoki (Nay-o-key) Amiri (Uh-meer-ree) Jahad (Juh-hod) Blaise (Blaze) Leighton (Lay-ton) haitian creole translation: Sak pase — What’s happening/What’s up N’ap boule — I’m good Bonjou — Good morning Bonswa — Good afternoon/Evening Pitit gason — Son Manman — mother Fanmi — Family Tanpri - Please Mesi — Thank You Cheri – Love/Sweetheart Gro Fré — Big Brother/Bro Renmen ou — Love you Lanmou — love Kaka — Shit Kite l ale, renmen — let it go, love Tét zozo — dick head Konprann — understood Mèd — Fuck Li isit la — He’s here Mwen renmen ou — I love you one SIENNA “What you and Amiri doing for New Year’s Eve?” “The same thing we did last year,” I told my best friend, Naoki, as I held my phone to my ear with my shoulder as I fished around my purse for my key fob. As I treaded toward my car, my boots sank into the snow, and I prayed the car wouldn’t be snowed in. It was as if three more inches of snow had fallen since I made it to orientation six hours ago. The only thing I hated about winter was the snow. I appreciated the quiet and the coldness didn’t bother me at all. It was the funky ass snow that drove me crazy. A bitch could barely walk without snow covering my ankles. All I wanted was to get home and get cozy under the fire with my man. “Y’all didn’t do shit last year,” Naoki replied. Smirking, I said, “Exactly. He’s not going to be here.” “Again? Damn, that makes two years in a row.” “Does it? Damn, I didn’t notice,” I sarcastically responded, as I finally found my key fob. A key fob I technically didn’t need to have in my hands to start the truck. It would have started with the key at the bottom of my bag. But, hey... old habits die hard. Naoki made it her business to mention how my fiancé Amiri hadn’t been home for New Year’s Eve the year prior, every time. I didn’t need a reminder. I
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