Black & White Are Opposites (BWWM) **EDITING**

Black & White Are Opposites (BWWM) **EDITING**

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They say opposites attract, but what if they're both too stubborn to say hello. Évangeline Langille comes from a family of 5 brothers and sisters. For 19 years she's had to deal with living in a cramped house, with her siblings and her mom. Although she's lived with little to nothing there isn't anything that can replace the love that radiates within her family. Ethan Weston. Born and raised in a million dollar mansion, soon to take lead in his father's business. He's was practically born on a pile of money, some say he even held a dollar bill in the womb. Evangeline and Ethan can't seem to keep there minds-and hands off each other, and they end up in an even more unpleasant situation when they have to spend every day together. Are they willing to put their differences aside to give their relationship a chance? Or do opposites refuse to attract?
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