Will Bree Logan Character Analysis

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Life is not going as expected for Bree Logan. Having just graduated college, she was hoping to have a job in her chosen field and marry her live-in boyfriend. Said boyfriend dumps her and leaves her to break the lease on their spendy apartment. Down-trodden Bree moves back to the Chicago suburbs where her parents live. She decides to get a haircut to get a fresh start. She is horrified when she gets the haircut from the nineties as "The Rachel" with added bangs. Mortified, she is sure nothing goes right until she meets her neighbor German translator Jack Chelton. They hit it off and find themselves in a relationship neither one was expecting. Can the two of them put aside their pasts and go forward with a future together? Will Bree survive

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