Getting to now each other over the years...

Getting to now each other over the years...

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Fanfic
Football/Soccer
Keira and Lucy meet for the first time in Man City when she signs her first professional contract. What will happen next with them? Will they get on well? I don't write in my native language, so please be nice to me if you see any mistakes. Feel free to write feedback and ideas :)
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