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The story of love Rosie by cecelia ahern took place in Ireland. The story begins with two best friends named Alex and Rosie. They have been best friends since they were in kindergarten. On Rosie’s 18th birthday, Rosie and Alex went to the club in which Rosie got drunk and they both kissed until Rosie fell down from the chair and fell unconscious. Later in the morning, Alex went to Rosie’s house to check up on her and wanted to discuss about the previous night’ event but Rosie is upset because of getting drunk during her 18th birthday. Alex gets a little bit tense once Rosie tells him how she wished it never happened. The pair later go to the beach together and the hottest guy in their school named Greg asks Rosie to the school dance, which she rejects saying she is going with Alex. Alex later tells her that an attractive girl whose also his crush, named Bethany wants to go with him. Rosie finally let Alex to go with the others because he would go with greg. The next day on their computer class, Alex chatted Rosie through school's computer saying that the he is no longer a virgin. Rosie froze a little but then asked him who the unlucky girl is while wishing it was not Bethany but turned that it is Bethany. After that they have a silent fight until the night of the party Alex comes to Rosie’s house to make up with her. In the end Alex and Bethany go to the dance along with Greg and Rosie. After some dancing, Bethany and Alex share a passionate kiss and Greg and Rosie get a private room. The two then have sex but due to Greg's inexperience, the condom comes off and gets stuck inside Rosie. She immediately calls Alex who gets her to a hospital then takes her home. On the way home, they talk about leaving their place, moved to London, and went to their favorite universities together.
Rosie told her parents about going to London for college but her mom dismisses it because she is worried that Rosie might find difficulties there. Her

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