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Ashley Mobley

Ashley Mobley

Ashley Mobley is an emerging writer and experienced blogger, combining her passion for pop culture and expansive nerd knowledge into her creative storytelling. She is a graduate of West Virginia University with a bachelors in Public Relations and a masters in Integrated Marketing Communications, and resides in Maryland. She can be found on Twitter and Instagram @ashmobbed.

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“Rose in the Fade”

The first time she noticed, it was purely accidental. A quick glance while reaching for a towel on the nearby rack. The pleasant burn from the Listerine lingered in her newly minty mouth when her gaze flickered to the mirror. It was

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