Summer Davenport has a new client: Ava Young who can't seem to make up her mind about men. Summer has had women in and out of her matchmaking service but has never met anyone like Ava. After a 6 whole weeks away in Australia with her Mum and Aunt Maria she has had time to think of the perfect man for Ava. Another problem for Summer is that the job that she has makes her single life seem depressing especially with everybody around her in relationships. Even her Mum is able to grab a man. So what qualities is the famous matchmaker missing? Summer has seen couples come and go, moods up and down, rings on and off, and has learned from her clients mistakes yet still to this day is living with her preppy roommate and her rat Mr. Fluffy. Summer can't seem to see what she's doing wrong and is hoping that she can solve it soon, or will her preppy roommate's assistant Declan be able to show her what she has been missing all along and what will she do with Ava's perfect match if he's Mr. Wrong? Who ever said a matchmakers job was easy?.... All rights reserved copyright of 2014 (DO NO UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES READ THIS BOOK, IT'S MAKES ME CRINGE, AND NEEDS SOME MAJOR WOK.)

A silly short story based on the magic of J.M. Barrie. A/N -- I wrote this story when I was younger and even though I did go back and edit it, it is very childish. But, I guess that's the whole point isn't it? Enjoy. (Don't read this. It kinda sucks. I hope upload more content soon, but right now I'm focusing on AIA and will probably delete this later. Go and find yourself a better story. Honestly, there is much better out there. Happy reading!)

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