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TvStar
 A very good story that I feel obliged to recommend. The development of the story is very good and the way the author describes each scene and talks about each character is surprising. With each chapter the story gets cooler and leaves us glued to the computer screen, dying to read.
"IMPLY" and "INFER"

"Imply" means to suggest indirectly. "Infer" means to deduce or conclude from evidence. Ex.: Her silence seemed to imply disapproval. From her reaction, we can infer that she is unhappy.

"ELICIT" and "ILLICIT"

"Elicit" means to draw out or provoke a response. "Illicit" means illegal or forbidden. Ex.: The teacher's question elicited a lively discussion. The police uncovered an illicit gambling operation.

Recommended by MandexStyles
MandexStyles
 The only word capable of describing this story is perfection. The author manages to keep readers hooked by the story, always wanting more and more. We suffer, we cry, we laugh, we are enchanted by everything and that is what makes the story wonderful and perfect to read. I could say a thousand and one things about the story but I prefer to leave it for you to discover and obviously you will only find out by reading!