Different Worlds Collide

Different Worlds Collide

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Gilmore Girls
Lorelai and Luke are both in high school. They are from different parts of the "worlds". Different characters from the show will make a apperiance. * Javajunkie all the way. (: * This has been done before, but I don't care.
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