Legacy

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Legacy | Synopsis

   "Westwood Preparatory, home to music prodigies, and artists in the making. Each student gifted with a full spectrum of talent, come in the hopes of becoming legendary. Westwood is notorious for the utmost excellence in academics, sports and most importantly music." - Read from brochure.

So how the hell does Grant Reynolds, the epitome of bad*ss fit in?

As far as Aspen Henderson - great grand-daughter of the founder of the school - knows, he's the grim reaper come to life.

He smokes. He breaks all rules just by existing - in Aspen's opinion. He's callous, unsympathetic and doesn't seem human at all. He has a sinful smirk and most importantly worships his iconic black leather jacket. He doesn't appear to have any care at all for the school - nor is it apparent he has any musical talent at all. So what the hell is he doing at Westwood?

After all, he's the exact opposite of Aspen Henderson, who's epitome of perfection.

As far as Grant Reynolds cares to know, Aspen's a real-life Malibu Barbie. She doesn't smoke, for one. Has never broken any rules - and in his opinion, has never had a life. She's kind, and popular.

She has a perfect smile that has people tripping over their feet to worship her - just like her father's. And, her life appears to revolve around dresses, stilettos, lip-gloss and her instrument.

Westwood entertains only students wealthy, and fortunate enough to be accepted - like her. They never accepted students who don't abide to rules, or dress like a delinquent - like him. So when Aspen is called down to show him around and essentially, “become his BFF” she’s shocked.

They are completely incompatible, shown by their first meeting – where they traded insults, before he stalked off into the unknown.

To her annoyance, her brother Ashton becomes infatuated with him - and their differences – as does the rest of the school, which raises his popularity.

Everyone adores him, especially since Ashton's claimed him as his closest friend, pushing Aspen down a level - which only riles her fury and dislike.

He's notorious for being himself without any inhibitions, yet doesn't allow anyone to catch a slight glimpse of him beneath his "unimpressed with the world" facade. He entertains a crowd with ease, talks charmingly that leads everyone to think they know everything about him, when he clearly hides secrets.

Well, everyone except Aspen, and she's intent on discovering those secrets of his, and she's pulled deeper into the mystery of Grant Reynolds more than before. Except, now, she has a faltering anchor, which is futile in rescuing her.

Will she lose herself in the process or will her heart be lost in unraveling Grant Reynolds – who is, most certainly a legacy unto himself?