Snowed In || Saturday [Jake Seresin x OC]
A Jake Seresin AU miniseries
Summary: When a massive storm shutters every airport in New York, you receive an unexpected call. Jake Seresin, the ex-boyfriend of your college roommate, is stranded at JFK with nowhere to go. Somehow you find yourself hosting Jake for a long weekend in your studio apartment. What happens when you realize that maybe your long-standing hatred for him was covering up something else?
Pairing: Jake “Hangman” Seresin x OC [Ella Finnley]
Trope: Forced proximity; enemies to lovers
Warnings: Cursing, references to cheating, eventual smut
Wordcount: 4.2K
Masterlist here; Part one aka Friday here
You had spent seven years trying to reinvent yourself after college. Almost exactly three thousand miles between you and Stanford, and yet the ghost of who you had been haunted you.
The funny best friend. The sidekick. The mousy girl in class. The overachiever. The one who wasn’t invited to parties.
You had moved to New York after graduation and taken a job with a small newspaper, working your way up. Along the way you had gotten a haircut, figured out how to apply makeup with a wet beauty blender, how to dress for your small frame. You had traveled at every opportunity, made friends with people across the city, dated a hedge fund analyst and a bee farmer and a NYU professor. You had done everything you had wanted to do and more.
But when you laid down to sleep at night, or first thing in the morning, all of that change escaped you. And your mind immediately flitted to the version of yourself that you had once been but no longer were.
The girl Jake Seresin had known and loathed.
***
The day was bright. Blinding. You groaned, rolling over, taking the covers with you, trying to shield your papery eyelids from the light streaming through the blinds.
It was no use. You groaned, eyes flying open.
Jake.
For a split second you had forgotten that not ten feet away, Jake Seresin was hypothetically asleep on your couch.
Slowly, you sat up, peering over the edge of the couch. But it was empty. The pillow and comforter that you had laid out the night before folded neatly and set in the corner. You frowned. And then the sound of the tap in the bathroom caught your attention. A moment later it stopped and Jake emerged from the bathroom into the hallway, wearing a pair of joggers and a fresh shirt, hair damp. He smiled. “Hey Finn.”
That was it. Like he had forgotten how the two of you had left it the night before.
“I made coffee. Hope that’s OK. But you don’t really have much else,” he said, sitting down on the ottoman.
“Ugh, yeah, I meant to go to the store, but I never did.”
Jake shrugged. “I think that’s our only option at this point.”
You stood up, the pant legs of your silky pajamas pooling onto the cold hardwood floor as you crossed the room and placed one hand on the window. It was frosty. Blinding white from all the snow swirling in every direction. It made the air practically opaque. “Not it,” you replied, turning around with one finger pressed to the tip of your nose.
Jake laughed. “Fuck it, fine, I’ll go.”
You grinned. Maybe having him around wouldn’t be all bad. “You can go later if you want. I’m not a big breakfast person, anyway.”
“Later is good.” Jake sat on the edge of the couch. “Listen, Finn. About last night.”
“I’m sorry,” you blurted and Jake’s eyes widened.
He laughed. A surprised chortle. “Jesus. Never thought I’d hear Ella Finnley apologize.”
“People change, Seresin.”
“I know,” he replied, his voice softer. “That’s what I keep trying to tell you.”
You looked him up and down. You had rarely thought of Jake Seresin in the almost ten years since the two of you graduated from Stanford. But when he did pop into your mind, it was almost always at the most random of times, triggered by a memory. The smell of a particular flavor of vodka that you remembered drinking at his fraternity house, or if someone on the street passed with a distinct Texas accent. The years had dulled your impression of him, coated him in a sepia film in your memory that automatically paired Jake Seresin with dickwad.
Maybe, just maybe, you had been wrong. Or perhaps he had done what you had tried to do.
Had he actually, fundamentally, changed for the better?
“I’m going to shower,” you said, hooking one finger over your shoulder.
“I’ll be here,” Jake said, looking around the studio apartment. The warm water helped wake you up, but no matter how hard you tried, you couldn’t shake the way Jake had looked when he said he had changed from your mind. There was something there that he had never embodied before. At least, not the Jake you had known.
You turned off the tap, wrapping up in a white towel and sitting down on the edge of the tub, grabbing your phone and dialing a phone number you hadn’t touched in ages.
She picked up on the third ring. “Hello?”
“Suze,” you said, smiling.
On the other end of the line, Suzannah whopped. “Ellie! Oh my God, it’s been forever! How are you?”
“I’m good,” you whispered, trying not to be too loud. “Listen, I have a question for you.”
“Everything OK?”
“Yeah, it’s fine. I, um, Jake Seresin called me.”
There was a pause. Then, “Why?”
You sighed. “He, um, he asked to stay with me. Guess he was stuck at the airport with the storm that’s coming in.”
Suzannah wasn’t one to stay quiet for long. She had an opinion about everything, from the color of your nails to the best way to load a dishwasher to why Santorini is only for tourists. So silence from Suzannah was telling.
“Suze?” you asked softly.
“I’m here,” she said after a moment. “What did you tell him?”
“He’s in my living room.”
“Where the hell are you?”
“The bathroom. Hiding.”
She laughed. “You fucking idiot.”
“Tell me why you guys broke up again.”
“Ellie,” she sighed. “You of all people know.”
You did. Jake had slept with not one but two of Suzannah’s sorority sisters while the two of them were on a break. But break in the Ross and Rachel definition of break. As in the two of them had parted ways for no more than three days before Jake had fucked the other girls.
“Why’d you call, Finn?” she asked. “You already made the decision to let him in, obviously. So what are you looking for me to answer?”
“Do you think people can change?” you asked.
“Yeah, I do,” she replied. “By people do you mean Jake?”
“Maybe.”
Suzannah sighed. “You’re smart, Finn. Always have been. But you don’t trust people and that’s your fatal flaw. To answer your question, yes, I think Jake always had the ability to change. I don’t date losers, babe, you know that. Even back then.”
I laughed lightly. “God, I miss you Suze.”
“Call more,” she said. “And not just because you’re hiding in your bathroom from my ex-boyfriend.”
“I feel like I’m twenty two again,” you replied. “Afraid to come out of the bathroom because you and Jake were fucking on the couch.”
“Sorry about that.” She didn’t sound sorry at all. “You need to go or else he’s going to think you have IBS or something.” Another pause. “Tell me something Finn, and don’t lie to me.”
You sucked in a breath. With Suzannah, you never knew where the conversation was going to go. “OK?”
“Is he still hot?”
You let out a snort. “Yes. Unfortunately.”
“That’s what I thought. Damn men for just getting better with age while I look like a sickly Victorian child at the ripe age of twenty nine. Anyways, I love you, call me when you’re no longer a fugitive in your own home.”
“Love you too, Suze.” You ended the call, shivering in the thin towel. When you realized you had left a change of clothes in the main part of the apartment instead of bringing something to the bathroom, you groaned.
Whipping open the door, you scampered down the long wooden hallway, shivering in the cold, rounding the corner on your tiptoes. Something hard hit you as your eyes were turned downward toward the floor. A solid mass smashed against your front and before you realized, you were falling to the ground, a small shriek echoing through the walls of your apartment as you and Jake tumbled to the floor in a heap of limbs, his fingers grasping for purchase on whatever he could.
Which just happened to be on your bare ass where your towel rode up.
“Fuck!” he exclaimed as the two of you smacked against the floor, your heads thankfully bouncing lightly against the cream colored rug to your left.
Your eyes flew open as something heavy rolled over you, your knee pressing up into Jake’s crotch instinctively as his fingers touched your bare ass.
“Oh my God!” Jake groaned, rolling over you as quickly as he had rolled on top, curling into a ball, hands cradling his crotch.
“Shit, I’m sorry!” you shrieked, kneeling next to him, gripping the towel around you with one hand, the other hovering over his pained body. “Did I get you?”
Jake moaned, nodding his head. “Yeah, Finn, you got me.”
You sat back on your heels. “Well you touched my ass so I think we’re even.”
“Fuck,” he muttered, rolling onto his side. “Not even close, babe.”
“Don’t babe me,” you said, standing up, making sure to keep your legs closed under the short towel. “You’re fine.”
Jake grunted, pushing himself to sit as you rifled through the dresser, pulling out a pair of jeans and a tight henley bodysuit. You brushed past him on your way back to the bathroom to change and Jake’s hand reached out, fingers circling your ankle. You gasped, looking down at him. He smirked. “It’s a nice ass.”
“Oh fuck off, Seresin,” you muttered, tugging your ankle from his grip as he chuckled. “Your balls aren’t even sore are they?” you called down the hall.
“Oh, they are!”
“Dick,” you whispered to yourself, shutting the door.
***
“Finn?”
“Yeah?”
“Can I turn the TV on?”
You scowled. “What happened to independent reading time, Seresin?”
After towelgate, you had emerged into the living room with a plan. To make time go faster, you and Jake would divide the day like elementary school. Breakfast coffee followed by gym class, per Jake’s suggestion, independent reading and a late lunch.
“And what the hell are we supposed to do for gym class when there’s a blizzard outside?” you asked.
Jake shrugged. “Yoga?”
The two of you had struggled through a yoga video that you screencast on your TV, and after Jake had obviously been staring at your ass in downward facing dog you smacked him on the arm.
But an hour into reading and Jake was already calling it quits.
He put his book, a worn copy of Wuthering Heights from your bookshelf, off to the side, kicking up his feet onto the coffee table. “Let’s play a game.”
“Game time isn’t for an hour,” you replied, never taking your eyes off of your book, a new thriller by Ruth Ware. “God, are you sure you have a job? How do you focus on any work?”
“I bounce around a lot,” he said.
“Bounce around jobs a lot?”
“Bounce around projects,” Jake clarified.
You looked up, eyebrows raised. “What are you, a drug dealer?”
“Finn.”
“What?” you asked, eyes flicking back to your book. “You never were great in school.”
“Hey,” Jake cried. “I wasn’t great at Sawyer’s fiction seminar. Doesn’t mean I flunked out of any other class.”
“You flunked out of Sawyer’s fiction?” You laughed. “God, that’s bad.”
“It’s been nine years,” Jake said. “Can’t you let little things go?”
“Nope,” you said, putting your book down. Outside, the snow had slowed so you could finally see through the opaque wall of flurries. “Fine, since you can’t sit still, why don’t you go to the bodega.”
Jake frowned. “What do you need there?”
“You’re kidding, right?”
Jake looked around before turning back to face you, eyebrows raised. “A hammer?”
“What the fuck would I need a hammer for?”
“Why are you sending me to the hardware store during a snowstorm?”
You bent in half laughing. “Wait, are you telling me you think a bodega is a hardware store?”
“Well isn’t it?”
“No,” you said, wiping under one eye. “It’s a fucking corner store. Bread, soda, beer. Chopped cheese. Midnight cigarettes.”
“You don’t still smoke, do you?” he asked.
“No, not anymore.”
“Me neither.”
You shook your head, standing up and grabbing your purse, pulling out a card. “Here, take this.”
“No way.” Jake stood, pushing the gold Amex away from him. “I got this.”
“Fine,” you said, sliding the card back into your wallet. “I don’t know, get us stuff to last another two days. Some pasta, maybe. Fruit so we don’t get scurvy.”
“Scurvy in two days,” Jake muttered to himself, shrugging on a jacket, “that’s new information.”
“Vodka,” you said. “And limes. I’m going to need to be drunk to deal with another day of being with you.”
Jake turned toward the door, shaking his head. “Aren’t you a delight, Finn.”
You tried to read while Jake was gone but every little sound in the hallway would make you look up. Finally, after five or so times of that happening, you gave up, setting the book down and sitting on the windowsill overlooking Fifth Ave.
He was gone for a suspiciously long time. So long that at one point you almost pulled out your phone to call him, convinced he had gotten lost, when the doorbell rang. A minute later, you tugged open the door.
Jake was covered in melted snow, huffing and puffing. He had two bags in each hand, and a bouquet of flowers under one arm. You frowned. “Flowers?”
He stepped inside, tracking muddy water into the foyer of the apartment and you grimaced. “For you,” he said and your heart skipped a beat. Jake set down the bags, holding out the bouquet of white roses. “For letting me stay.”
“Jake,” you whispered.
He smiled. “Just take them, Finn,” he said softly. “For once in your life, let me do something for you.”
“Fine,” you replied, taking the flowers and pressing them to your nose. They smelled clean and soft and you couldn’t remember the last time a guy had bought you flowers. You headed down the hall toward the kitchen. “Shoes off, Seresin. Stop tracking mud everywhere.”
“I know,” Jake said and he was close, so close behind you that you could feel his breath on your exposed shoulder. “I’m getting something to wipe it up.”
He reached around your body, grabbing a few paper towels from the dispenser on the counter to your right, his chest brushing against your back before he pulled away. When he did, a rush of cold air hugged you tightly, reinforcing the fact that Jake was gone.
Once all of the groceries were unpacked, you and Jake were settled at the dining room table eating two bodega sandwiches.
“You’re like a kid who was left alone for the weekend, do you know that?”
Jake looped up from his bacon egg and cheese. “What makes you say that?”
“The groceries, Jake,” you replied. “Ice cream, cookie dough, Doritos, mac n cheese boxes? Seriously?”
“I got fruit like you asked,” he said, taking the last bite of his sandwich and wiping his mouth with a cloth napkin. “Besides, it’s a snowstorm. Don’t we get a free pass?”
“Free pass for what?”
Jake stood, clearing his plate and your empty one. He smirked. “A free pass to do whatever we want, Ella. Whatever you wouldn’t normally do. Nothing is off the table.”
“I can think of a few things that are.”
***
Jake was better behaved with a full stomach. The two of you wrapped up reading time, and even played a game of Monopoly that you had found buried in your closet. Before long, it started to get dark, the sun sliding below the buildings until the sky was just a dark blanket peppered by the continuous snow.
You flicked the news on. “More snow is expected to fall across parts of Manhattan and the wider Tristate tonight,” the newscaster said. “We could see up to another six inches overnight.”
“Fuck,” you muttered, turning it off as Jake returned with two glasses. He handed one to you. “What is this?”
“Vodka tonic,” he replied and you took a sip. “Since I know you’re trying to get me liquored up so I’ll have to sleep with you.”
You sputtered, vodka spraying out of your mouth as Jake cackled, settling down onto the couch next to you.
“Easy there,” he said, patting your knee, squeezing gently as you wiped at your mouth.
“I think of the two of us, you’re the one that’s easy to get into bed, Seresin,” you murmured. His hand was still resting on your thigh.
“Maybe so,” Jake said, his eyes never leaving yours. “The couch isn’t too comfortable, you were right.”
“You’re not sleeping on the bed with me.”
“What if I beg?”
“Is that your kink? You want to have to beg for sex?”
Jake leaned back, taking a sip of his drink, his hand still hot on your leg. “Sweetheart. I’ve never had to beg a day in my life.”
You crossed your legs, letting his hand slip off. “Never say never, Seresin.”
***
Somewhere between the third and fourth vodka soda was when things started to blur. Jake had brought the bottle out into the living room, along with a pack of tonic waters and a lime on a cutting board. At some point, you kicked off your slippers, tucking your feet up beneath you and Jake did the same, scooting closer on the couch, one arm stretched out over the tufted back.
You leaned forward, reaching for more vodka, sliding a little and Jake’s arm shot out, catching you around the middle, suspending you in midair so you didn’t fall.
Your faces were close together. He was basked in warm light from the candles on the mantle and the soft yellow lamp in the corner. He smelled good and cozy and for a second, you could almost forget that he was Jake Seresin. He was just a really attractive guy in your apartment looking at you like he never wanted to tear his eyes away.
“How on earth are you single, Finn?” Jake asked, his fingers tightening around my side. His green eyes were clear and wide.
You grabbed the vodka bottle, dumping some into my glass, and Jake finally released me. But his knee was pressed against my leg still, warm and inviting. “I don’t like dating,” you said. “Every guy is the same. He’s Midtown East and he has three cell phones or he lives in Fidi and he works twenty hours a day or God forbid he’s from Brooklyn and he wants me to take the L on the weekends. He’s an Upper West side dick whose mother will never approve of me. He’s an Upper East Side prick who would never look my way because I didn’t go to prep school. Or maybe he’s another Stanford alum, but even then I probably won't be good enough for him somehow.”
“How could you not be good enough?” Jake whispered.
“You overestimate me, Jake,” you replied. “And you overestimate the New York dating scene.”
“You’re smart,” he said. “Beautiful. Charming in a really dickish, sarcastic way.” You laughed, head tossed back and Jake’s fingers on the back of the couch tickled your neck. “The whole package, El. Always have been.”
“You didn’t like me in college, Seresin,” you replied. “What made you change your mind?”
“Who said I didn’t like you in college?”
“You did! The way you always gave me shit and how you always avoided me if we were waiting for Suzannah at the same time.”
Jake shook his head. “I didn’t hate you. I’ve never disliked you a day in my life, Ella.”
“Then what?” you asked. “Why were you always so weird?”
Jake paused. You watched his jaw tense. He set his cup down on a coaster on the table and stood up abruptly. “We need more liquor.”
You frowned. “What? No, we still have vodka left.”
“Then we need gin.”
“I have gin.”
“OK, tequila.”
“Jake, what are you doing?” But he was already down the hall, pulling on his jacket, sliding into his boots. You scrambled off the couch. “Jake, wait!” But he was gone, the door slamming shut behind him.
You stood in shock. What had just happened? After a few minutes, you tugged on a coat and a pair of boots, slipping your keys into your pocket. The hallway was dark and empty, no sign of Jake.
Five floors later, you emerged in the lobby. “Ella!” Gerry the doorman looked up from behind the desk. “How are you sweetheart?”
“Hi Gerry,” you said. “Did, um, did a guy rush out of here a few minutes ago?”
He nodded. “Tall, blond, looks like a total player?”
“Yeah, that’s him.”
“He took a left, toward the park,” Gerry said. “Be safe, sweetheart. He looks like he’d break your heart.”
“He’s just a friend.”
Gerry nodded knowingly. “Friend. OK, doll. You be safe out there, it’s cold as all hell.”
You smiled, bursting through the double glass doors, getting smacked in the face by a gust of air. It burrowed into your skin, freezing you whole and despite the heavy coat your teeth chattered as you took a hard left down Fifth. Washington Square Park was five blocks away, but no way Jake had already made it that far, right?
No one else was out. Who would be so stupid as to go outside at nearly midnight in the middle of the worst blizzard in two decades?
Apparently you. And Jake Seresin.
You scampered across the intersection, crossing tenth street, hurrying as the wind gusted from one side, threatening to toss you into the nonexistent traffic on the avenue going downtown toward the park.
Up ahead, you spotted the familiar Washington Arch that stood at the northern part of the park. Snowflakes dotted your eyelashes and you blinked, pressing them away into liquid, before opening your eyes wide, spotting a familiar head bobbing down the sidewalk. “Jake!” you called out, your voice getting picked up and carried away in the wind. “Jake!”
Beneath your body, your feet scrambled along, pushing you closer.
“Jake!”
The man in the distance stopped and turned. The lights illuminating the arch highlighted him from behind. His jacket was too thin and as you approached you could see it was damp from snow, his hair sticking to his drawn face.
“Seresin,” you said, stepping closer until the two of you were only a few feet apart. “What the fuck? You’re like a shit baby daddy, going out for diapers and never coming back.”
“Get it all out,” he said. “Whatever you think of me, Ella. It’s time to air the dirty laundry.”
You frowned. “What are you talking about? I don’t understand what’s happening. One second we’re drunk and laughing and the next second you’re fucking running away and forcing me to chase you through a goddamn blizzard.”
“You didn’t have to chase me.”
“You left,” you said quietly. “What did you expect me to do?”
“Let me leave,” Jake said. “If you think I’m such a bad person, what do you care if I stay or not?”
“The real question is why did you hate me so much,” you whispered. “Back in the apartment. I asked why you hated me so much back then. And instead of answering, you made up some bullshit excuse about needing tequila. So answer, Jake. Or I’ll let you turn into an ice sculpture and I’ll sell you to 230 Fifth and their stupid fucking igloo bar as decoration.”
“I don’t hate you, Ella,” Jake said, stepping closer. Even drenched in snow he was warm. A furnace. “I never hated you.”
“So what was it then?” you demanded. “A Mr. Darcy thing? You ignored me and shut me out and gave me shit because you loved me?”
“Maybe.”
“What?” Stunned silence surrounded the two of you. If it was even possible, the snowflakes fell slower. As if they were suspended in the air. It was just you and Jake in the middle of Fifth Avenue in a snowglobe. You looked up at him, eyes wide.
“Did you ever think, Ella, that maybe I called you for a reason?” Jake asked quietly. “That maybe, just maybe, I spent eight years wondering about what had happened to the one girl who had seen me for who I really was and never let me get away with it? That maybe, just maybe, I took your feedback to heart and tried to change. And now I’m ready.”
“Ready for what?”
“For this,” Jake said, closing the distance between the two of you and sliding one hand around your neck, tipping your head back, bending down to press his lips to yours.
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Premium side sills (metallic painted) : Optional
Solar control glass : Standard
Privacy glass : Standard
Variable intermittent windshield wipers/washer : Standard
Front windshield wiper de-icer (AWD only) : Optional
Front fog lights : Optional
Halogen projector headlights : Standard
LED headlight accents : Optional
Automatic headlights : Standard
LED Daytime Running Lights (DRL) : Optional
2017 Hyundai Tucson SE INTERIOR FEATURES
Interior Features
Power windows with driver’s auto-up/down with pinch protection : Optional
Power door locks : Standard
8-way power driver seat with power adjustable lumbar support : Optional
Cloth seating surfaces : Standard
YES Essentials® cloth : Standard
60/40 split fold-down rear seatback : Standard
Rear reclining seat backs : Standard
Rear center armrest : Standard
Dual illuminated vanity mirrors : Optional
Tilt-and-telescopic steering wheel : Standard
Steering-wheel-mounted audio, Bluetooth® and cruise controls : Standard
Bluetooth® hands-free phone system : Standard
Smartphone/USB and auxiliary input jacks : Standard
AM/FM/SiriusXM/CD/MP3 audio system with 6 speakers : Standard
5-inch color touchscreen audio : Standard
2017 Hyundai Tucson SE WARRANTY
10-Year/100,000-Mile : Powertrain Warranty
Covers repair or replacement of powertrain components (i.e., selected engine and transmission/transaxle components), originally manufactured or installed by Hyundai that are defective in material or factory workmanship, under normal use and maintenance. Coverage applies to original owner only, effective with 2004 model year and newer model-year vehicles. On 1999-2003 model years, coverage applies to original owner and immediate family members (i.e., wife, husband, daughter, son, stepdaughter, stepson).
Second and/or subsequent owners have powertrain components coverage under the 5-Year/60,000-Mile New Vehicle Limited Warranty. Excludes coverage for vehicles in commercial use (e.g., taxi, route delivery, delivery service, rental, etc.).
5-Year/60,000-Mile : New Vehicle Limited Waranty
Covers repair or replacement of any component manufactured or originally installed by Hyundai that is defective in material or factory workmanship, under normal use and maintenance.
The following components are covered for time and mileage limits indicated:
Radio and audio systems (i.e., radio, compact disc player, DVD player, navigation system and Bluetooth®): for MY 15 and prior, 3 years/36,000 miles—Equus: 5 years/60,000 miles
Radio and audio systems (i.e., radio, compact disc player, DVD player, navigation system and Bluetooth®): for MY 16, 5 years/60,000 miles for all models
Paint: 3 years/36,000 miles
Battery: for MY 15 and prior, 3 years/unlimited miles (100% covered 2 years/unlimited miles; after 2 years and within 3 years, 25% cost of battery and 100% labor cost covered)
Battery: for MY 16, 3 years/36,000 miles (no proration)
Air conditioner refrigerant charge: 1 year/unlimited miles
Adjustments: 1 year/12,000 miles
Wear items: 1 year/12,000 miles (e.g., belts, brake pads and linings, clutch linings, filters, wiper blades, bulbs and fuses)
7-Years/Unlimited Miles : Anti-Perforation Warranty
Covers 7 years/unlimited miles starting with 2005 model year (previously 5 years/100,000 miles for 2004 and prior model years).
Covers perforation (rust hole through the body panel from inside to outside) corrosion of original Hyundai body sheet metal due to defects in material or factory workmanship, under normal use and maintenance.
Excludes surface corrosion.
5-Year/Unlimited Miles : 24-Hour Roadside Assistance
Effective from the date the vehicle is delivered to the first retail buyer, or otherwise put into service (in-service date), whichever is earlier.
TIPS FOR CALLING
When you call 1-800-243-7766 for Roadside Assistance, please provide the following:
Your Name
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) – located on the driver’s side dashboard
Vehicle Mileage
Vehicle Location
Description of Your Vehicle’s Problem
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