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Opal hadn't planned on traveling alone in the unfamiliar city of Austin, Texas, but that's how she finds herself when she meets Wyatt. Though they stumbled upon each other under somewhat undesirable circumstances, they set out for a day in the city that Opal will never forget (no matter how hard she tries).
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Opal hadn't planned on traveling alone in the unfamiliar city of Austin, Texas, but that's how she finds herself when she meets Wyatt. Though they stumbled upon each other under somewhat undesirable circumstances, they set out for a day in the city that Opal will never forget (no matter how hard she tries).
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