Celebrity Life ain't that Sweet (ON HOLD)
  • LECTURAS 303
  • Votos 27
  • Partes 15
  • Hora 27m
  • LECTURAS 303
  • Votos 27
  • Partes 15
  • Hora 27m
Continúa, Has publicado oct 05, 2014
Breeze Heron is a star. More like superstar. One of the hottest singer, songwriter and actor. What happens when she stops her career and starts hitting the books again? She and her band are rooming with the baddest of the bad boys, the Spark brothers. What will happen when bad boys and celebs crash? 

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"This isn't about you Brie! It's about us! US!" He yelled. "Don't you care anymore?" He whispered.
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