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They Can't Tell Us Anything |C. Kreider|
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Complete, First published May 01, 2015
Autumn Sanders and Chris Kreider have always had each other's backs. Autumn and Chris have been inseperable since they first met. Through good times and bad, the duo has stuck together. But what happens when feelings arise and one realizes they are in love with the other? Keep reading and you'll find out.
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