Freshman Year
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Finally starting college is going to be fun! Meeting new friends, a big campus, living in the dorms, and being free. Or so she thought! Covid-19 happened and now all of Marjorie's classes are online and it limits her ability to meet new friends or does it? What happens when she meets Christian Rome in her history class? Will this be a new virtual class couple or a total fluke? Based on my true experiences! *Names and location changed for obvious reasons*
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