True Love Manufactured
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  • Votos 8
  • Partes 2
  • Hora 8m
  • LECTURAS 18
  • Votos 8
  • Partes 2
  • Hora 8m
Continúa, Has publicado jun 02, 2017
Some may argue that Elaine Little, or Lainey, as she preferred, is living the dream. The problem is, it's not her dream. 

Sure, she just got promoted to Executive Editor of Cosmo Magazine, allowing her to buy her first ever house in a beautiful neighborhood in California where she could live close to her parents, younger sister and lifelong best friend, Josh, who had recently moved back to the area, but Lainey desperately wanted a family of her own.

With her 30th birthday just around the corner, Lainey comes up with a plan. Love at first sight just wasn't her reality, so instead she'll run an experiment to manufacture her own true love. All she needs is a partner.

Rules
1.	We must stick it out the full 100 days.
2.	We must see each other every day.
3.	We must go on a date at least once a week.
4.	We must go to couple's therapy once a week.
5.	We must go on one couple's vacation.
6.	We must create blog entries of our experience each day.
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