The Problem With The New Girl

The Problem With The New Girl

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🌈CONTAINS LGBTQ+ CONTENT. IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE OR HOMOPHOBIC, DONT BOTHER READING!!!🌈 RayAnn has had a tough life. She raised three sisters as her mom lays high on the couch, with her step dad gone most of the time. Struggling with life, Ray has no one to turn to. Until Charlotte. This story follows the progress of RayAnn and Charlotte's relationship, and contains sexual content, strong language, LGBTQ content, and LOTS OF TEARS, BOTH FROM HEARTBREAK AND LAUGHTER! I'm not even gonna joke with y'all, this book is kinda all over the place.
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