Ep. 12: Venus 🇹🇭💌
from Accent Marks Hosted by Alan Blizzard
Falling in love from the other side of the world can be challenging to say the least, but Venus and her now husband found a connection that stands the test of time. Venus now navigates life now as a new mother and immigrant from Thailand in the US a new life inspired by her friends and family around the world. You won’t want to miss her most romantic story about some very special love letters!
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