Avoiding the 0 negitive

Avoiding the 0 negitive

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Romance
A young girl named Nina Acer is on a trip with her friends in Italy and meets a mysterious boy named Austin Smalls and they some how get involved with a group called the 0 negative. At first,Nina has her suspicions about Austin but comes to fall in love with him. But they are supposed to lay low until the 0 negative gives up there only problem, will they both survive?
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