The Girl And The Guy
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Ongoing, First published Jan 05, 2016
Julia Statton is a super nice yet sarcastic 23 year old living in Nashville, Tennessee finishing her 4th year at Vanderbilt colledge. She works at a diner called Betty's a little ways out of town, she was born in a small community called Denmark, Tennessee where everybody knows everybody.
Adam Cartman is a 27 year old business owner from Manhattan, New York who came to Nashville for a business meeting, on his way back home to Manhattan, his car gives up on him and he is forced to stay at a motel called Bluegrass Inn next to a gas'n sip and across a diner called Betty's.
Julia and Adam are from polar opposite worlds and somehow end up falling for each other.
How will it pan out in the end?
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