Now She's Been Noticed.

Now She's Been Noticed.

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Cameron Parks is a different kind of girl. She's sarcastic and a pain in everyone's ass. Her hair has always been noticed and acknowledged but she herself never really has been and she's fine with that, to be honest. That, of course, all changes after she goes to a college party with a couple of friends and catches the eye of a certain someone. Everyone seems to notice the way he looks at her, but her. Maybe she's just in denial, or maybe she's just oblivious. Whatever the reason, it can't stop his feelings for Cameron.
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