A Summer Full of Chlorine
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Last published Mon, Jun 7, 2021
When Hale is given the opportunity to train a new lifeguard at the pool she's been working at, she doesn't realize how much of a hassle it'll be, or how cute the newcomer, Matthew will be. Meanwhile, Matthew's just looking for a summer job at the pool, but he doesn't expect the girl training to be such a know-it-all. Even so, there's something about her that makes him smile. What will happen, together, they embark on an adventure, before their lives change completely as they leave high school and end the last summer of their childhood?
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