Just a Babysitter (Lesbian Story)
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  • Reads 101,589
  • Votes 614
  • Parts 4
  • Time 42m
Ongoing, First published Mar 14, 2016
Age is just a number, right?
    
    ....
    
    Abigail Clarke is a divorced 33 year old woman who prioritizes her family and job. The 33 year old gets too focused on making sure her kids have a great life that she doesn't give herself a chance to fall in love again. As she works out family  and prior relationship issues, Abigail is not sure she'll go back to the dating game any time soon.
    
   Hailey Martin is the 23 year old college dropout student who is barely managing life all by herself. With the help of her friends she pulls through with finally having a stable job that is until she meets this cranky older woman. She is not sure how to react to her attitude and both personalities clash together. Hailey will just have to suck it up. 

And being offered a part time job isn't so bad as long as Hailey is getting paid.

A job is a job, and being a babysitter shouldn't be so hard, right?


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