β Scribed by Swan, Tarn
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The Stardust Diaries are unique - they're a soap opera, a domestic drama, a comedy and a thoroughly entertaining and often moving love story. Going to the Chapel takes up Tarn and Twinkleβs story from June 2006 Has Twinkles forsaken Tarn for another? Who was the trusted friend of Tarnβs he slept with? Is Tarn's new date destined to replace Twinkles in his affection?
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