Falling for Diana Clarisse

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Reads 187
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Parts 7
Time 30m

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Evan Todd Lawson was supposed to grow up and join the Summer Olympics for swimming,but things didn't go the way as planned. Now he's working two jobs, living with his six year old daughter in his dad's house, and planning to write a novel. What else changed? He's working as an assistant slash secretary for the CEO of a publishing house - aka the high school nerd that he pitied. How will this go? Will he go to war for Diana Clarisse's heart, or will he leave the job? What does he have to lose?All Rights Reserved

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