Blame It On The Rain
Blame It On The Rain

Blame It On The Rain

Synopsis

Alison is a rebellious girl who likes to think that nothing gets to her. But that changes when she moves in with her grandmother in Boston and new rules are imposed, and new friendships are made. Sean is an elite boy and preppy, cocky, the most popular in high school. Completely opposite people, more with whom fate soon invents to play a prank, with a little help from the past.
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