Living With Ian
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Complete Tue, Apr 22, 20142h 9m
Sarah is a thirteen year old girl with a rough past. She didn't think her life could get any worse until she met Ian. As she gets to know this stubborn man however, she realizes that her initial thoughts of him were wrong. Letting her guard down, she lets Ian get to know the real her and in return, she learns much about him too.
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