A Day To Remember

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Abigail was 25 years old, with her own cafe in a little town called Westerway, when one day a celebrity came through her life.
Will her life change forever, or is it all just a fantasy dream she could only wish for?All Rights Reserved

café coffee kitchen love romance

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Sun, Jun 29, 2014

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Chapter One
Sun, Jun 29, 2014

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