The Things We Do For Love | Grant Gustin

The Things We Do For Love | Grant Gustin

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Social Media/IRL Parker-Rose Mathers is 26. She doesn't care what people think of her but often keeps her emotions inside. Keeping her heart and emotions under lock and key, Parker-Rose is hard to please. She doesn't rush into things and likes to call people friends before they become something more. She doesn't throw the word 'love' around often but the things this one actor does for her love makes her say it more often. Read 'The Things We Do For Love' to find out more *I do not own The Flash or the characters that go with it. I only own the story line and any characters I create (like Parker)
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