Don't Jump
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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Oct 22, 2020
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Fiction
Romance
Tamara Henderson thought she was doing the right thing when she attempts to talk a man from jumping to his death from a scaffold. The problem was that the man was filming a scene for a movie, one that she unknowingly interrupted. Thomas Lamb is not only a decent and upcoming actor but he so happens to play for the city's division two soccer team and the two continue to bump into each other. Several obstacles come up for the two but will it stop Tamara from falling for the overly charming rising star?
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