Getting Back Home
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  • Reads 19
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 22m
Ongoing, First published Feb 13, 2014
Charlotte van der Wellington has the perfect life.  Good grades, a loving family, and a lot of cash to burn.  And Charlotte is especially excited because today, her old best friend Braeden and his family are coving over to discuss Braeden and Charlotte becoming boyfriend and girlfriend, and eventually, even marrying.  She's sure that after four years across America, he's even smarter and cuter than before, and will sweep her off her feet.  

However, when things don't go as planned at the party, and Charlotte wakes up under a bridge with her younger siblings, she must turn to a strange boy named Parker who shows up in his rusty, red pick-up truck for help.  At first, he seems rude and obnoxious, but over time, Charlotte thinks there may be something more.

 Together, they must find their way back to the van der Wellington penthouse, and then figure out who kidnapped Charlotte and her siblings before they strike again.
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