No Girls Allowed

No Girls Allowed

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LIGHTS. CAMERA. CURTAINS. KISS. Romeo, meet your Julian. ~extract~ "This year, Mrs. Lundgren is putting on a Shakespeare play for the fundraiser instead of the open house. She does this like every six or seven months apart and usually we get this type of response to the show. I mean I do understand the boys having an issue with it." Alexander started chuckling but I didn't get it. None of it. Nada. "You're such a wet match,"he tsked,"Mrs. Lundgren is all about originality so her plays follow after those done in their era. Which means we'll be having only boys alone participating in all the roles."
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