Pizza Hotline, I'm Sad

Pizza Hotline, I'm Sad

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She's sad and he's just a guy behind a phone. 🍕 Parker is living his BEST life as a highschool student working a part-time job at a pizzaria (note the sarcasm). His job is mundane, until Tara enters his life. Bringing along her own train of excitment, she has a secret of her own that she never wants him to find out. 🍕 ❝This is your pizza hotline! How may I help you?❞ ❝Hello, I'm sad.❞ ❝Pardon?❞ ❝I said, I'm sad.❞ ❝I think you have the wrong number, ma'am.❞ ❝This is the Pizza Hotline, isn't it?❞ 🍕 Update Schedule: Every Friday @1:00 PM (13:00) GMT Started: 24 may 2023 Finished: Uploaded 1st chapter: 22 July 2023 Last chapter upload: 🍕 Accomplishments ☆ #3 Dialogue #14 hiddenidentity (10 Aug '23) #15 hotline (10 Aug '23) #16 yafiction (10 Aug '23) #25 dialogue (10/11 Sept '23) #26 yaromance (10/11 Sept '23) ©2023 Writer Jeniffer J. Marfield @Jesinga_. All rights reserved.
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