Notice Me

Notice Me

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Ronnie is your average teen girl - for the most part. She just wants to be noticed. She's never had many friends, never had a serious boyfriend, her own mother hardly notices her. Ever since her dad passed away, they kind of just put of with each other. Her brother is off at some fancy college and never comes home. When her best friend, Chloe, drags her along to a concert - she finds herself being noticed by one of the world's hottest celebrities, but she keeps asking herself - why?
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