Vacation
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A story where Madi (Madison) Johnson travels all the way from York to New York to meet her Internet friend, Rea (Reagan) Westbrook for whole 2 months. What's going to happen on the vacations? Are they going to fly somewhere else? Are they going to meet someone? Is someone going to get jealous? Read this book to find out.
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