A Unique Crossover

Lectures 14,719
Votes 228
Chapitres 96
Durée 60h 45m

Lectures 14,719
Votes 228
Chapitres 96
Durée 60h 45m

Jennifer (Jenna) Anela Hawkins is not just your usual tomboy that you have seen before. She's a great dancer, a very good soccer player who has a beautiful voice and is known to be a quadruple threat to most. 
    This year, she is joining the University of her dreams, (King Arthur University) which offers dance and soccer in Los Angeles. The only problem is that the university only has a soccer team that's only for boys and won't allow girls to join. 
    But what will happen if the boys' team's Capitan joins her dance crew, with whom Jennifer has a lot more in common than she realizes? 
    
    ~
    
    "By the way, you're a wonderful dancer." 
    
    "Um. . . thanks." That was the second time this guy complimented me for this weekend alone and we'd only met two days ago. 
    It made me dumbfounded which doesn't happen often whenever anyone gives a compliment. 
    
    Yet David had and it scares the hell out of me. Until he gives this charming grin, "But I bet that I can do that little dance of yours better than you."Tous Droits Réservés

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Jennifer (Jenna) Anela Hawkins is not just your usual tomboy that you have seen before. She's a great dancer, a very good soccer player who has a beautiful voice and is known to be a quadruple threat to most. 
    This year, she is joining the University of her dreams, (King Arthur University) which offers dance and soccer in Los Angeles. The only problem is that the university only has a soccer team that's only for boys and won't allow girls to join. 
    But what will happen if the boys' team's Capitan joins her dance crew, with whom Jennifer has a lot more in common than she realizes? 
    
    ~
    
    "By the way, you're a wonderful dancer." 
    
    "Um. . . thanks." That was the second time this guy complimented me for this weekend alone and we'd only met two days ago. 
    It made me dumbfounded which doesn't happen often whenever anyone gives a compliment. 
    
    Yet David had and it scares the hell out of me. Until he gives this charming grin, "But I bet that I can do that little dance of yours better than you."

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