A year to remember ( Jc caylen fan fiction)

A year to remember ( Jc caylen fan fiction)

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Hey guys just wanted to let you know this a whole story and it's completed. I didn't get how the chapter thing worked at first. Carter is a normal girl. She just graduated from high school and is staying with her dad, In San Antonio, Texas. But when her Dads friend need a place for his son to stay for a year, and Carter's dad offers to have him stay with them her life gets twisted. Will she be able to handled happiness, betrayal, and love? find out in A year to remeber.
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