The President's Daughter

The President's Daughter

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Unfortunately, Emily Duff is the Daughter of the 55th President of the United States, now she has to live in proper decorum and manners. She is expected to behave while they reside in the White House and while her father is running a country. But can she keep up with the normal teens as different to herself? Let’s follow Emily in this great journey of her life as she serves as ‘’The President’s Daughter’’ [!] This story will not be going over the edge of the vocabulary list, we will use regular/simple words for other people to keep up with the story [!]
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'completed' I hate him. I have to live with him because of dad's stupid business deal with his parents. but at the end would it work out? My name is Lauren Brookes daughter of one of the richest people in our state. My parents made a deal with their partner company that includes me and the partner company's son. Everything got worse when I found out who the son was. "Lauren, starting next week, you will live with him, weather you like it or not. You need to be independent with someone because your mother and I are passing down own company to you when you get old enough." Dad explained as I stood there in shook Who's he? Do I even know him? Cant I just live on my own? Cover by @keanawrites

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