The Phone Swap

The Phone Swap

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Dalia Dawson loves going to the LACMA, or anywhere with art exhibits, the only problem is that she is socially awkward. Alec Westbrook is an up actor and singer who has a soft spot for art too. When the two run into each other, literally, and switch phones, it can't seem to get any worse for Dalia or Alec. But the next day revealing pictures of Alec are posted on every social media platform, and fans are quick to place blame. Jump a few hours and a fan who recorded the encounter posts it on YouTube saying Dalia staged it to make Alec look bad. Now she has to deal with lawsuits and public hate, as well as trying to get her phone back, when all eyes around the world are on her. Can she survive the attention? Find out in the Phone Swap. *started 7/1/16* *Completed*
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