Elsa Undefined
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At nineteen, Elsa is a college student with no plan for the future or any desire to continue spending thousands of dollars on a worthless degree. School was never her thing, but her only other options include bartending school or taking over her uncle's petting zoo business. Now home for the summer, her free time is taken up with her busboy duties at the local diner and tagging along to parties with her flamboyant younger cousin.
Aside from her older brother and her fluffy cat, Milo, as a voice of reason, Elsa's eccentric behavior isn't exactly welcomed by those around her. And especially not by her handsome new neighbor Leo, son of a wealthy business owner, whose practical thoughts clash with her laid back approach on life.
Throw in a mystery team of bandits, and a county fair her uncle leaves her in charge of, and Elsa just might have this whole 'Real World' thing figured out. That is, until her neighbor sticks his nose in her business and complicates everything when he catches her dancing in her underwear.
And it hasn't been the first time.
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