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Romance
When Charlie Williams meets a girl at one of his friend's parties, things take a dramatic turn for him as her adoration for simple pleasures, become the most complicated thing in his existence. Go on the magnificent journey with him as he recalls their memories together and solves the mystery that is, Lilah Waterbury. ... "I find myself wandering around the streets at night and looking at the shit places we call home. All the lights, buildings, and garbage. And I ask myself, why do such delicate human beings have a taste for satisfaction and feed themselves unfulfilling hope? Then I remind myself it's delicious, and that's my challenge for you. What makes the inability to be content delicious?" - Lilah Waterbury
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Charmed

He was a film star. She was an ordinary woman. He was used to premieres and interviews and armies of fans. She was used to long hours and very little thanks. The shine had definitely worn off Melissa Harte's vision of London life. Where once she'd thought the streets were paved in good jobs and handsome men? Now, they were filled with drudgery and players. Independence be damned, she wanted hearts and roses and gdnuine affection. Where was her Prince Charming? She was about to find out in style.......

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