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La Maison du Savon Pur - a short story

Wynn Ray

Casa editrice: Imaginarium Kim

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In a world where order equals survival, procurement manager Beatriz Montejo faces an unexpected revolt…
 
…by her meticulously chosen soaps.
 
Beatriz runs the procurement department at St. Augustine Memorial Hospital with military precision, finding order in everything from her color-coordinated wardrobe to her perfectly arranged soap collection. But when her precious vanilla soap betrays her one morning, she must confront the chaos she spent a lifetime avoiding. Can she let go of the pursuit of purity and open up her carefully guarded heart?
 
*A whimsical tale of compulsion, cleanliness, and the courage to let imperfection spark unexpected joy.
Disponibile da: 10/01/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 46 pagine.

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