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Destined Husband: In A Heartbeat

*[COMPLETED]* *Mature Content* The same person's heartbeat in a different body. Two men one heart. Getting one woman's love. Hmm ... How did this happen? From heartbeat to love. Broken heart, can it be repaired? Winda, a nurse, feels a sense of heartbreak when she catches her lover having sex with another woman. The saying goes that new love heals old wounds. Luis, the patient at Winda's workplace becomes a 'cure' who is present to heal Winda's heart wounds. The love story springing up until they decide to tie her love in one sacred promise. But fate thanks to another, Luis had an accident. His life expectancy was small, he finally decided to donate his heart to someone he chose. Can Winda erase her sadness after Luis died and move on with her life? Determined to close her heart but once again a man who turned out to be Luis's heart donor came into her life. Can he make Winda forget Luis? *** Don't forget to put this novel in your library or reading list. This story is only by the author, sorry if there are similarities in the character's name or the similarity of the story. *** *Copyright of the book cover belongs to the author. *To get info about the novel's work from the author, please visit: Fb : Pena_aQuina Ig: @pena_aquina

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294 Chs

Chapter 221. Dirga vs Putra.

Without waiting any longer, Dinda immediately took the cell phone from her bag and pressed Niko's cell phone number. Several times it rings but Niko doesn't even pick it up, Dinda doesn't just give up. She continued to contact Niko several times but still not answered.

 Finally, Dinda's cell phone is back in her small backpack. Dinda again folded her hands on the cafeteria table then tilted her head in annoyance and disappointment.

 'Sigh, where's Niko? It's really hard to contact, just watch out when you get home. I will make calculations with him. I want to ask for a change of time because Niko has tormented me with nostalgia.' said Dinda to herself.

 Meanwhile, where Niko was, he glanced at the cell phone that was on the sofa beside his seat.