Him next door... (ON HOLD)

Him next door... (ON HOLD)

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After her best friend moves not only from the city but the Country. Ginnifers life gets a whole lot worse. Not that it wasn't. She lives with her grandpa on Iceland. But her parents live in London. She is on the bottom of the school list and is treated like shit of the popular kids. The only thing she doesn't know is that her life is about to get alot more complicated as a boy moves next door...
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