Tipping The Scales
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  • Reads 534
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  • Parts 10
  • Time 29m
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Ongoing, First published Jun 05, 2015
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Anne Harley isn't exactly what the average person would call thin. Infact, she seems to get shit about her weight everyday. But having a bestfriend who is just as fat as you are makes life a little bit better. That is until this so called bestfriend goes to LA for three months, comes back as fit as a male model, then proceeds to treat you like trash and act like he never knew you. Can Anne win her bff back? And would she have to change herself to do it?
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