I Can't Do This Anymore

I Can't Do This Anymore

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Romance
Sydney and Eli have been the best of friends since the age of four. When Eli finally asks Sydney to the senior prom, it seems to create a spark to their 'friend-zone' relationship until he leaves her the night of the dance. Fast forward to the time they're finally college graduates, Sydney is already chasing her dream to be a news reporter while also having her boyfriend, Adam. But when Eli moves back and sees Sydney, he begins to feel the same feeling she's had for him during their high school years. But would she accept him?
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