Caution: Cliché up ahead.
Emily is a tomboy who loves trouble. She's perfectly content with being single. She'd rather hang out with her friends Stacy, the good girl, and Ashley, the Goth. They call themselves the outcasts. They stay away from the "preps" and ignore the haters. She never stood up for herself ever since the seventh grade when her old best friend, Zoey, dumped her like yesterday's garbage. When Senior year starts she decides she's tired of it and stands up for her and her friends. What happens when she's standing up against Zoey and gets noticed by the school's legendary bad boy? Her life is going to be quite the rollercoaster.
Braden is the bad boy who's not afraid of a bad rep. All the girls want him and he does the occasional "fun". He's currently dating the head cheerleader, Zoey. She's the longest one he's been together with. He constantly sees her making fun of an odd group girls who should not be able to mix. He hears they call themselves the outcasts. They usually eat in the corner of the cafeteria. One day the leader does something daring. She tells Zoey off. He starts to see her everywhere: next door, on the track team, and in his classes.
Two worlds collide. What will happen?
On the side is a cliché love song to go along with the cliché story.
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Treacherous
RomanceEmily Steele is an outcast. She's been one since the "ever so cool" Zoey Block ended their friendship in order to gain popularity. Zoey now has it all: the clique, the adoration, and the bad boy boyfriend, AKA Braden Rider, AKA Emily's neighbor/wors...
