Painting London

Painting London

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Elanor has been dreaming of going to the Uk since she was in 5th grade when her dad gave her a snow globe of London. To her it isn't about, entirely at least, the accents. It is more about going on an adventure and learning. The family she is staying with is very sweet and unlike Elanor's worries not weird at all. But what stops her from waking up and without another thought walking downstairs is their son, Harry. The way that he holds himself like he is unaware that every girl passing him is staring, is so intriguing and attractive to her. Not to mention his adorable face and perfect hair. She was not expecting that she would be staying with a boy, so now, besides learning to exist away from her family, she will also have to learn how to live in the same house as Harry.
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