They decided they weren't each other's forever person. It was their sophomore year of college and even though they had fun together, the spark just wasn't there.
However, there was no ill will and they wanted to involve their close friends in the breakup. Jyssica and Benji decided to host a Break-Up Party. 10 friends gathered together to pronounce their friends single!
Little did Jyssica know, that meeting her true love was just around the corner! Enjoy as Jyssica shares the story of her heart!
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