The Diner Girl

The Diner Girl

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Melissa was an ordinary girl living her life with her friends and most importantly, her best friend Rosanna. Until she found out something that changed that. She was known as the "Diner Girl", and that's all she was. She never meant to fall for a guy who all of sudden came on the weekend. With him and her new friend, they will help her believe in love again, and trusting someone else again. Melissa will have to start believing in herself again, and in others as well. After all, who would want to end up with the "Diner Girl"?
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