Farmer's Daughter

Farmer's Daughter

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Carrie is a normal teenaged farmer's daughter, she wakes up at 4 in the morning to start milking the cows and feeding the hogs. Little did she know that her dad, Jason, is desperate for more workers. As the farm grows bigger having Carrie and Jason running the farm won't work by themselves. A curly headed boy from the city, drives to the farm one day because he's in search of a job and wants to master his new alter ego. He's name is Harry. Carrie doesn't want people working on her farm. Carrie absolutely hates Harry, but will she slowly warm up to him? Will this city boy learn the ropes of country livin'?
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