L-O-V-E
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Romance
21-year-old Joy Matthews is your average over-achieving college student. She has straight-A's, no missing assignments, no late work, and no love life. It wasn't like there weren't any offers, those came and went. It was just that dating was a distraction, and that she couldn't take any hints. So, it comes as no surprise that when boy-next-door-type Henry falls for her, she remains perfectly oblivious. That is, until he learns her weakness, Nat King Cole's hit "L-O-V-E". Yes, it's a real song. No, you've probably never heard of it. But take her word, it's the best song ever. And Henry will use this information in every way possible to get her attention.
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