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Jubilee Glee Short Story
The first story is the Jubilee Express.

Jubilee Dougal was having the worst day of her life on Christmas Eve. First, her parents were put into jail after a commotion in a gallery. Second, she had to go to Florida to celebrate the holiday with her grandparents - which means she won't be seeing Noah for their anniversary.

Noah is the perfect boyfriend, Jubilee thought. Aside from being good looking, he is an athlete, mathlete, school government bigwig- the kind of person you think must only date models and that is why Julie, being an ordinary girl, loves him so much.

But on that day, when Jubilee was trying to explain to Noah how things turned out to her, Noah seems uninterested. Jubilee understood, as always. It's Christmas and she
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