Second Chance for the Player
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Last published Mon, Jun 6, 2011
Ophelia Macklin is not your typical girl at Kensington High. You wont find her wearing plaid mini skirts and carrying around a Lacoste bag, but she also is not the type of girl who keeps her calculator in her hands at all times. She has a great group of friends that hang out together in their spot at the library everyday. Ophelia does not try to be anyone she just is not and does not take shit from anyone. When her two guy friends receive a new roommate, who is a completely typical preppy pig she waves him off with no interest whatsoever. However, what happens when this new boy takes an interest in her conservative and opinionated ways?
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