Can't Think Straight

Can't Think Straight

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Meet laid-back but also hot-headed Roxy Jones from the big city who loves to party and have a great time. She doesn't really have parents as her dad left them and her mum died when she was younger. But a super fluffy golden retriever who loves tennis balls named Max is always there to cheer her up. Now meet Lily Green who's a tiny bit shy but not afraid to express her feelings or stand up for herself and friends, she comes from a wealthy family and has a younger transgender brother called Zach, but Lily uses her preferred name: Bailey. Her mother is unaccepting of LGBTQ+ but that doesn't stop her. They meet in the basic first date place of a coffee shop and Roxy's comfort zone - even though they're not the ones on dates - but could a close friendship lead to a long life of true love and eventually a family for them...
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