VANESSA GUERRERO: Manhattan Princess

VANESSA GUERRERO: Manhattan Princess

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A rebellious Manhattan princess is sent off to her mother's province and forced to transfer to a public, but strict high school. Unwillingly to accept her parents decision, she decided to misbehave in the hope of being expelled from school.
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