Everything Has Changed
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MatureOngoing3h 27m
Last published Mon, Oct 20, 2014
Eva Hale, or Evie as she's known, lost her parents at the age of 18 leaving her legal guardian to her three younger siblings. Two years later and she's in university. With no time to herself she gives up dating and focuses her whole life on her family. Enter Blake Winters, egotistic jackass. Him and Evie are around each other all day, they are seated next to each other in their medical course and their friends are dating each other. Because of this they have became great friends. Always joking around and teasing each other and their friends. Will Blake make Evie reconsider giving up on love? Will this friendship blossom into something else or will it remain the same?
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