Meadema's Daughter
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MatureComplete Sun, Jun 9, 20242h 4m
Holly Meidema Mead is Beth Mead and Vivianne Meidemas Kid. Holly is 16 years old and is a striker for England and Arsenals Youth teams. Her best friend is Eva Williamson Nobbs. Eva is Leah Williamson and Jordan Nobbs kid. Eva is 16 aswell and is a Center Midfeilder for Arsenal and Englands Youth team.
Holly has Anger Issues, ADHD and Dyslexia. She has to take medication for her Anger Issues and her ADHD.
Will Holly fall for her best friend or will she keep it a secret and carry on with her life. Read to find out.
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