Mixed-up to the Max

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Time 14m

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All Maxwell wanted to do was to see his son happy. But his busy schedule doesn't leave a lot of time for visiting, especially now that his son has transferred to a new college.

At 20 years old, Max Jr. is in his first year at the university. It's a lot harder than he thought, compared to his local community college. His classes are easy, it's all the other stuff that seems "mixed-up".

Vonnie has been a college counselor going on ten years.  She takes her job very seriously, almost a bit too much at times. She's always out and about, and uses the campus coffee shop as her second office.

Can these "mixed-up" events bring three people together for  "maximum" happiness?All Rights Reserved

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