Misplaced Love
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  • Reads 23
  • Votes 5
  • Parts 4
  • Time 17m
Ongoing, First published Sep 07, 2017
Mature
"Sometimes we create our own heartbreaks through expectation"

Maxine Monroe was a very unique and one of a kind girl. She grew up in a loving home with great friends and a loving family. She has never been in a serious relationship before; and didn't plan on being in one any time soon. She always saids what was on her mind and never backed down from a challenge; even though this time she probably should have.

Aaron Jones was every thing you hated and loved in one giant annoying package. He had everything a guy could ask for; Money, cars, clothes, and especially women.  What did he need love for when he could get what ever he wanted with a snap of his fingers.


This is an original book. It is also my first book; so please give it a chance.
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