Brooklynn Thomson, is a teenage girl from the big city known as New York. When Brooke's parents are gone a little too long on a business trip, her Aunt and Uncle force her to move to Canada with them. Upon her moving in with her Aunt and Uncle, Brooke meets her next door neighbor, Justin. When they meet, things start to change faster than Brooke can keep up, and secrets start to pour out. Can Brooklynn handle everything she's going to find out? How will this big time city girl, transform into a small town woman? [contains mature content] Copyright © 2014 - 2015 by enchantresx Don't forget to Vote, Comment, and share with the world. :)

*caution this is a story i wrote over four years ago i was so bad then so pls bear w me*m What happens when a young ,confused Justin leaves his pregnant girlfriend at 16 . What happens if they meet again , and Justin doesn't know she's his daughter? Read and find out !

|"I want you to be my Queen." Justin whispered as he trapped me between the wall and his body. No words could come out of my mouth. The only thing I could do was stare into his pleading hazel eyes. "sweetheart, please.." he said kissing up my neck with his soft lips. "Justin please stop. I c-cant." "please. I need you so much, you don't understand." | June. 26 2020 #1 Justinbieberfanfiction Aug.15 2016 #6 Royalty

The end isn't over just yet.

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