Not Your Typical Elite Girl
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  • Reads 285
  • Votes 19
  • Parts 4
  • Time 42m
Ongoing, First published Nov 06, 2014
Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Parker was engaged to Henry James a year before, it was on their wedding day that Henry did a huge mistake. He left Lizzie on her own at the altar without any notice. 

No one knows where he went off.

Now years have passed and as she got promoted, Lizzie moved to NYC working as a journalist who takes people in for interviews & who is secretly an expertise in helping people out with solving out problems on relationships, but to leave her own aside. 

Although she's smart yet sarcastic and rude towards the people she dislike, but deep down this stormy grey eyed girl has her soft side that no one knows except for her bestfriends & her family.

Until one fine day, she made a huge mistake that she regretted the most.

❝'What the fuck have I done?' Not realizing I actually said it and frankly, saying it in a soft voice-all because of this disaster I've made.❞

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