Holiday Heaven

Holiday Heaven

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At the age of eighteen, Sydney was forced out onto the streets. With no money in her pockets and no food Sydney has been wondering around the city barely living. At the brink of starving to death, Sydney meets Ethan Morris; (a 28 year old white man), who is looking for a fake wife to take home for the holidays in order to convince his parents whom he has not seen in years to leave him their company. Sydney agrees, but only if Ethan does something for her in return.
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Melanie was the quiet girl in the back of the coffee shop. The one everyone saw but never noticed. The girl with the burn mark that covered her right cheek. The girl that looking at her meant you were shallow because you only saw what made her so ugly. Melanie was the girl that wore huge scarves and hoodies to hide herself away from the world. The girl that gave herself daily pep talks to wander outside. The girl with a secret that she can’t stop running away from. Ethan was the fun loving, happy guy. The one everyone saw the one that everyone couldn’t help but notice. The one with the dimpled smile and perfectly combed hair. The guy that made girls swoon as he walked past. Ethan was the guy who never let life get him down. The guy who could make everyone laugh. The guy who noticed a shy girl in a coffee shop, wondering why she would wear a hoodie in the middle of July.

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