The Yellow Notebook
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Ongoing, First published Aug 06, 2017
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In the middle of the great, bustling NYC borough we call Queens, are two houses on one street at opposite ends of each other. No, this isn't the greatest romantic love story of the 21st century, nor really a love story at all. It's about a beautiful, developing, great relationship.

You'll find out about the title later.
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