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Searching for inspiration, a romance novelist fantasizes that Ace is courting her; a rock star tries to act like a regular guy; after carrying on an affair for 10 years, both parties are free of entanglements.
Searching for inspiration, a romance novelist fantasizes that Ace is courting her; a rock star tries to act like a regular guy; after carrying on an affair for 10 years, both parties are free of entanglements.
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