Home Run To My Heart
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MatureOngoing2h 7m
Last published Wed, Dec 31, 2025
Savannah Brooks is a huge fan of the Savannah Bananas and her best friend Cassidy Clark got her tickets for one of the games. During that night, she meets KJ Jackson who so happens to be her favorite player. After the game, she has an amazing time meeting the players that changes her life.
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