matts daughter// shayne topp
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  • Reads 190
  • Votes 1
  • Parts 4
  • Time 8m
Ongoing, First published Aug 13, 2018
hi I'm Mia raub and my dad is Matt raub one of the people who help direct the summer and winter games that I actually can be in since I'm 22 now. I have light brown hair and green eyes that I got from my mom that I had before she died when she gave birth to to me and my dad protects me as much as possible but he does let me have guy friends and boyfriend's but will hurt of break my heart. one of my best friend's is... Andy Biersack. we have been best friends ever since we were young. we were only best friends and never want to be more. what happens when I get to let him come and i stay by his side for the summer and meet the Smosh member. how about you read and find out for yourselves. will she meet a boy she likes or will he not even like her back. will hearts be broken? just read to find out.
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