To-Do To Make Her Fall In Love
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MatureOngoing5m
Last published Mon, Mar 27, 2017
When it comes to relationships, Aaron Walton was lame. Purely, unbelievably lame. Maybe it was because his type of girl was the one who actually hated boys dedicating nine hundred and ninety-nine per cent of their time on reading comics, watching movies, and wanting to proof the whole Theorem of Being an Unclichéd Boy.
It was a simple night who was going to change his life in the funniest and most exciting way, when he was going to break in the house of the girl he loved. It wasn't because he wanted to do it; he just got a to-do list that may or may not be a very bad idea, and the start of a beautiful breakdown.
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