Life Pirouettes
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Last published Sat, Apr 30, 2022
Celeste is dedicated to gymnastics. It's her entire life. Being hard of hearing doesn't phase her, and she always has her brother and best friend along with her. She has a future of gymnastics, and if a boy comes along with some troubles of his own, will she keep her life together? Sure she loves him and his lovely little cousin, but she loves her dreams more, right? Should she even love her dreams more than these people? Man it's hard for Celeste to let loose.
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