How I Paid For College

How I Paid For College

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All Charley ever wanted was to get her college degree. But as money was never something she had and any financial assistance couldn't be found, Charley has but one choice. She knows being an exotic dancer is just a means to an end, the quickest and easiest way to make money. She doesn't believe in fairy tales and meeting Prince Charming, and focuses all her energy into being the best student she can be. Getting distracted wasn't something she understood, until she meets Tate. She knows giving him a chance would be going against her plans, but when she finds herself being swept off her feet by this handsome guy, she finds herself wondering if its too much to believe in happily ever afters.
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