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Parenting A Fake Baby 101

Parenting A Fake Baby 101

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Meet Jewel Rivers. She's currently one of the new students at Lakeside Academy. She is one of those girls who you would love to be around. Meet Ryan Johnson. He's currently the bad boy of Lakeside Academy. All the girls fall to his feet with one simple smile and all the boys wish to be him. When these two end up partnered in Health Class in classroom 101 together, their whole world decides to turn around. With Ryan's huge ego and Jewel's bubbly attitude, their time together will be one hell of a ride. Who knew how fun parenting a fake baby can be?
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