The Girl with the Magic Hands

"It's a tragedy for a mere girl to experience such deep sorrow. But things were about to change for this girl. Oh yes. When things are meant to be, they will. The world always turns and the candle always burns. And Chidera was about to learn that one can get the very things one yearns." (From the Introduction of The Girl with the Magic Hands)

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