Swimming in the rain
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  • Reads 13
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  • Parts 1
  • Time 15m
Ongoing, First published Nov 02, 2017
Alex Johnstone is a Hollywood action movie star. His star is on the wane. Divorced from the world's vainest woman and father to two young boys. He wants to keep his personal life simple, like the women he chooses to see. His life is rocked one night when Jane Fraser his pregnant neighbour demands to swim in his pool and thirty minutes later gives birth on his kitchen floor.

Jane seemingly has it all. Three daughters and married to Hollywood's newest favourite British Director. Or does she? Her husband's absences. Her rock star mother and her her wayward sister all making her life more and more complicated.

How does a man who wants to keep it simple end up with a life so complicated. How does a woman who has it all end up with nothing. Why do their paths keep crossing?
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