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A Thousand Miles from Comfort
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Ongoing, First published May 08, 2014
Erin plays the cello in Juilliard's most prestigious orchestra, and she's first chair. She's desperate to make her parents proud, so she practices incessantly and focuses solely on her music.

Then, Erin's orchestra starts playing Vivaldi's Concerto for Two Cellos, her all time favorite piece. She would be thrilled, if it weren't for the fact that her duet partner, Charlie, is a total slacker.

Unlike Erin, Charlie has made it to the top by sheer luck, and god - given talent. 

He parties, she studies.
He drinks, she practices.
He scrapes by, she gives it her all.

One thing's for sure - put these two together, a combination from hell, and everyone is bound to be a thousand miles from comfort.
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