The Romeo Problem
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  • Reads 5,674
  • Votes 319
  • Parts 70
  • Time 4h 25m
Complete, First published May 16, 2016
She was named after one of fiction's greatest lovers. Unfortunately so was he. 

When your name is Juliet people are going to bring up the famous Shakespearean tale. Julie doesn't mind it much until a kid she's hated since elementary school moves back to town. 

Romeo Cameron in Julie's eyes is an annoying, cocky, hopeless flirt and unfortunately he suddenly has his sights on her. She still can't help but feel distain towards him but how can she hate Romeo when she's Juliet? 

Warning: The pickup lines are strong with this one. 

It's better than the summary, I promise.

I do not own any of Shakespeare's works. 

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