Rose's Rush Hour.

Rose's Rush Hour.

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Fiction
Romance
First Love
Opposites Attract
Small town
Rose needs to find a date for Richard Town's Establishment Day as fast as one can say "Richard Barrington." She's got her eye on the cute but shy Callum, but it's a wonder whether she will be able to achieve her goal against her conniving, obnoxious rival -Poppy; The ideal type and beauty pageant queen Poppy, who seems to be adored by every teenager in the Town. With her chaotic yet dear friend Ed to the rescue, Rose goes through a series of events and mishaps in her quest to find a date solely for the reason of proving a point to Poppy. But motives venture sideways when feelings develop and the quest turns into something...more? PS: This is not a modern day story, despite the description.
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