Cristina Davinzo Chapter Summary

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Cristina Devinzo is a beautiful, strong, and helpful actor from Ohio. Her life is going nowhere until she meets Nathan Cameron,a smart,handsome man with a passion of sports. They met at a park in Ohio when Nathan was walking home from soccer practice and Cristina went to get a coffee to start writing her new novel.Cristina was so focused writing her Novel when out of the sudden she heard a really cute deep voice and it was Nathan, he decided to go up to her and talk.He thought she was a very attractive lady.They started to talk and the time passed by, They talked for a very long time and got to know each other better. After a month or so they’ve been talking cristina takes an instant disliking to nathan during her weeks in New York.Cristina

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