I could be the one

I could be the one

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Beca Mitchell is a famous music producer in LA. She's worked with some fairly famous people since moving there 6 years ago, names such as Usher, Chris Brown, Ke$ha, One Direction (unfortunately) and P!nk. Of course she loves her job, being able to make music and inspire people was what she lived for. But she did not, however, love how whenever she walked around the streets of LA, she was being followed by paparazzi and stalked by random insane fans. I mean, don't get her wrong, she loves her fans and she likes to sign autographs every now and again (if they asked politely.) She wouldn't be where she was now without them, but sometimes things just get too.. Big for her, you know? And big things don't mix well with small women such as Beca Mitchell.
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Weddings are supposed to be the happiest day of your life, right? Chloe Beale was getting married to who she thought was the love of her life Chicago Walp. She had a rude awakening when one of her bridesmaids gave her a letter from many years ago that was never sent. This letter was from an old friend she hasn't heard from in years Beca Mitchell. What could have been in this letter from the famous producer that could have changed Chloe's mind? Read to find out. #3-rebelwilson #1-Chicagowalpv #1-therightone #2-pitchperfect4 #1-becaxchloe #1-BecaMitchell

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