β Scribed by Radabaugh, Kori
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Who needs a genie when youβve got a lucky penny?
Hopeβs lifeβ¦ is ordinary and boringβ¦ Nothing special ever happens at her dead end job or in her personal lifeβ¦ or lack thereof, until she finds a penny in her studio apartment on the night of her 30th birthday. Itβs just a penny, so what? Except, Hope accidentally makes a wish on it and her whole life becomes a chick flick! Now two beautiful women are fighting for her love! What is going on? What can she do? Especially, when her wishes are questioned and things start to take a sinister turn.
Now, itβs up to Hope, Zach- her best friend- and maybe an unlikely source to stop the penny, but how do you stop a coin? How do you stop a rom com with no remote? Hope finds herself wanting her old simple life backβ¦
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