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Yes, Maybe, No

“Yes, Maybe, No” by Just Bae, the lines between certainty and doubt blur amidst the dance of fate and destiny. Set against the backdrop of a bustling metropolis, where the cacophony of life’s choices echoes through every alleyway and street corner, our story unfolds. Read the blurb below.

Yes, Maybe, No Blurb

In the bustling streets of a city that never sleeps, Ashley Callahan finds herself at a crossroads in “Yes, Maybe, No” by Just Bae. Approaching her thirties and still sharing an apartment with her roommate, Ashley’s life seems to be in a state of perpetual chaos, with her casual boyfriend Shane hovering on the fringes of her existence like a lingering shadow. Yet, amidst the uncertainty and disarray, a chance encounter on a night out in town sets her on a collision course with destiny.

Enter Trevor, a man whose magnetic charm and undeniable charisma leave Ashley spellbound from their very first meeting. With a wide social circle and a prestigious career to his name, he embodies everything Ashley never knew she desired—a glimpse of stability in the whirlwind of her tumultuous life. But as sparks fly and emotions run high, Ashley can’t help but wonder: is the attraction mutual, or is she merely chasing after a fleeting illusion?

As Ashley and Trevor navigate the treacherous waters of newfound love, they find themselves haunted by the specters of their pasts, each harboring secrets and scars that threaten to unravel the fragile tapestry of their budding relationship. Will they succumb to the weight of their shared history, or will they seize the opportunity for a fresh start—a chance to build something beautiful from the ashes of their past mistakes?

In “Yes, Maybe, No,” Just Bae invites readers on a journey of self-discovery and redemption, exploring the complexities of love, longing, and the ever-present struggle to find one’s place in a world fraught with uncertainty. With each turn of the page, readers will be drawn deeper into a story of hope, resilience, and the enduring power of second chances.

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Yes, Maybe, No