The Lucky One

The Lucky One

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WpMetadataReadComplete Tue, Aug 25, 20157h 27m
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Romance
Nathan and Pam have been the best of friends since they were kids, and as each day passes their love grows and grows. So when they finally can't stand it any longer, they become as happy as can be, and even though they didn't think it possible, their love keeps growing. Pam's life begins to change: she gets closer to her stepmother, she's finally happy with the one she loves, and everything is so easy-going for her. It can't get any better. But will it stay that way forever when a small mistake leads to Nathan's brother coming in the picture?
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