The Problem with Emerson
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  • Reads 290
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  • Parts 13
  • Time 2h 0m
Complete, First published Feb 12, 2019
Brianna Reinhardt has a problem.

Well, she has a lot of them (her mom might be dating again, her ex won't stop texting her, and she's the dirty little secret of her politician father, to name a few), but the biggest one is Emerson Bhandari-Bishop.

The problem with Emerson isn't the fact that he's her best friend.  The problem is that she's somehow fallen hopelessly in love with him.  

And he has no idea.

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02.24.2022 to 06.22.2022
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