The Bus Stop

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(In other words: Please don't copy my book and we can all live in peace.)

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BRIEF SUMMARY

'Except it meant Max's life crashed with mine and it was as If the sun faded and the night never left. It was a dark tunnel with no light at the end of it because everywhere Max went, darkness followed.'

Clara Anderson and Max Elliot were acquaintances, or maybe as little to be considered as strangers, before the odd and long bus ride home in middle school. But now years have passed and Max isn't the crying boy on the bus anymore that was as clumsy as she was. Now he's the boy who she considers a best friend. A best friend who's hiding what really happened on that bus ride home. A best friend who has a whole history Clara doesn't know anything about. A boy she learns to view in a different light as they learn to fight their battles together.

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AUTHOR'S NOTE

First and Foremost, welcome to The Bus Stop, I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoy writing it :)

By all means, I'm no bestselling author like John Green (who I love loads, by the way) In saying that, the inevitability of punctuation and spelling errors is sky high so if you see any, feel free to kindly point them out. Otherwise, I do plan on editing once I reach the end of this book.

I've chosen to write this book as I hope to send simply one message to anyone who decides to read this: Although our lives are far from perfect, that doesn't purloin the inevitability of perfect imperfections within our spontaneous journeys'.

And with that fresh in your mind, happy reading.

- Startedat13 x