Love and Sports
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Last published Tue, Nov 8, 2016
This story is about a boy named Andre Rodriguez who was the star baseball and basketball player for Parasmus High ,until suddenly a sexy hot girl Mia Smith take over the spotlight in the school since she
recently transferred to parasmus and is a star volley ball player
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