who the"&!$/" am i getting married too?(being edited)
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  • Reads 199
  • Votes 5
  • Parts 5
  • Time 33m
Ongoing, First published Nov 21, 2011
Mature
Layla is in her senior year of high school about to graduate and with what she thinks is the love of her life Matthew her and Matthew were the perfect couple but her parents didn't approve. they didn't approve because they had a secret to tell her which was she was betrothed to someone already.   Now she is moved into a new house with a new guy and a new life. she is 17 still so she has to listen to her parents but in a few months she will be 18 will she go back to Matt or fall for the new life and the new guy? what happens in a engagement  where they don't know anything about each other  but a name and a new address to where they are going to live before the wedding?
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