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    The Golden Cage - Clean Romance
    The Golden Cage - Clean Romance
    The Golden Cage - Clean Romance
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    The Golden Cage - Clean Romance

    By Rachel J. Moore

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    Darren is a librarian who loves everything that has to do with books. But, he is lonely, waiting for the proper woman in his life. He finds that woman in the eyes of a blind girl named Violet. At first, she is just there to borrow a book. Even so, they both feel that is love at first sight, since after that day, they can't stop thinking one another. 

    However, what will happen when Darren learns that Violet is married? Will their love continue to flourish, or it will wither in the name of a broken marriage? 

    The Golden Cage is a romantic story full of twists and dilemmas about love. Darren, unable to trust her, and Violet, unable to stop feeling guilty about her husband, are falling in a romantic whirlpool that pulls everyone around them within. 

    Will Violet be able to free herself from her Golden Cage?

    A Standalone Short Story with no cliffhanger! 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClean & Wholesome Romance Club
    Release dateNov 21, 2018
    ISBN9781386406686
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      The Golden Cage - Clean Romance - Rachel J. Moore

      Golden Cage

      Today was a typical day at work for Darren. As the head librarian, he was supposed be at the library first, and leave last. However, this day was going to be a pretty peculiar day for him.

      Damn that rain. It always has to pour after I wash my car, he was talking to himself while driving in the parking lot.

      He was parking in front of the building in a slot reserved for the stuff members only. It was one of the many benefits of his job—but most of them were involving books. Darren turned into a bookworm from the day he learned how to read. It wasn't strange for him to get lost in a fantasy story, or in a romantic novel. Sometimes, even now being at the age of 32, he would prefer to stay inside his house buried under a book rather than to go out and meet new people. How, I would love to meet someone though. He looked at himself in the rear-vision mirror in his car. His blue eyes were darker than usual. The gloomy weather didn't suit him well, especially not during business days. Usually, when a storm broke out, Darren would have food delivered from his favorite Italian restaurant around the corner, and watch a movie. Today, however, he had to work.

      Now, where is my umbrella? he said, searching under the passenger's seat. Aha, here you are. For a minute I thought I have forgotten you back home.

      After taking another quick look around the car, he decided it was time for him to get out and walk towards the library. It was still far too early for any visitors, but he had many duties to attend to. If only these teens hadn't decided to rush through their homework at the very last minute, he thought. Last night, a group of lively teenagers visited the library, anxious to complete a science project.

      They decided to leave near closing time, having created a mess in the science section. Books covered the stands, some of them not even close to where they were supposed to be. He was glad, however, that the kids nowadays didn't use Internet for everything. Even though they took almost a hundred selfies, he commented with a grin.

      The storm was going on pretty strong with no sign of decreasing its pace. So, just before Darren opened his black umbrella outside of his car, he got really wet. He looked at his clothes with discomfort and thought only of the warm atmosphere inside the library. You've got to love this familiar warmness, he thought before starting to run with a small stack of

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