Celebrity Couples Are So Cliché.
EpicMonster
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  • Reads 175
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  • Parts 1
  • Time 5m
EpicMonster
Ongoing, First published Jan 07, 2012
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Luke and Ella are Hollywood's hottest couple. Not that they wanted to be that. With the public's eye on their every move, it's hard for them to hide their big secret. They aren't in love with echother. Is this a deadly secret that all celebrity couples hide? That every time they're alone, they argue? Luke and Ella are only together because they are doing eachother favours. Through thick and thin, they start getting along with eachother more. Is this celebrity couple so cliché after all?
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