IT ALMOST WORKED

IT ALMOST WORKED

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Charlotte Sakura, a girl whose parents come from Japan and moved to jersey, NY for her father's big, once in a lifetime promotion while her mother was still pregnant with her. As soon as her parents moved to New York, they became extremely religious and big on their faith, sticking to their Christian morals and letting it be the compass in their life. When Charlotte was born, this was automatically implemented on her; and for as long as she knew that was easy, she loved praying, she loved how Christianity was a religion revolved by love, and in general she just loved worshipping god. That all changed though when Archer Riley stepped into her life....wanna find out how and why? Read more of "IT ALMOST WORKED" to see the insight on a Christian teenage girl's struggle with lust...
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