Mackenzie

Mackenzie

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Oct 28, 2019
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Strong, beautiful, and independent black woman. That's the only way I can describe Mackenzie. Her beauty was unseen of. Everywhere she went, she'd turn heads. She never liked the attention she got; every man on her beck and call. Until one day she met a man who didn't look at her twice, it was as though he didn't notice her and that drove her curiosity. She wouldn't admit it to herself, but she clearly had feelings for him. All she could think of were his honey brown eyes, pink lips, and sharp jaw. The unfortunate thing was he didn't feel the same, or so she thought. What will Mackenzie do? Will she admit her feelings? Will she make a move.. or will he?
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