The Stripper Equation

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Reads 1,651,603
Votes 11,239
Parts 87
Time 17h 3m

Lennie is not your typical stripper.  She graduated from Harvard Law.  She hates to party and she prefers t-shirts and flip flops to g-strings and stilettos.  Nothing with her quite adds up and that's the way she likes it.  Lennie's been on her own since she was 17 and her only family are her widowed neighbor, his daughter, and Lennie's best friend and fellow stripper, Daphne.  She's not looking for love but all at once it seems to find her.  Everything used to be simple.  But with all these new relationships she can't help but feel divided.All Rights Reserved

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