Summers
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A love that feels like the warmth of summer.
Naomi is looking for a fresh start in a new space. Moving to her close college friend's home while starting her new job as a middle school teacher in town.
Andre has started to take over the family business and up to his ears in work. He can't seem to find his footing and whether or not he is cut out for this.
During a family cookout, they happen to meet. Although she is Andre's sister's close friend she has only been in his peripheral. Now she's in his house and for the first time, they actually see each other.
Andre is intrigued by Naomi as they have a short conversation that he can't get out of his mind. This leaves him interested and wanting more.
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