Justin Bieber: Worldwide phenomenon, multi-talented musician, entertainer; claimed to be Mr. Badass by the media by his presumptuous behavior but begs to differ that he's not what he seems to be, even though that's exactly what he is. Beth Livey: Aspiring to be an author ever since she was in elementary school; just another average college student trying to survive the horrible life of education with the only habit of writing to temporarily throw away all of her problems. And what about the clash between them, you ask? Haha, it's not as cliché as you think. . . I hope. Just throw in a little compromise, a little settlement, a little understanding, and a little agreement that ends up as a little mutual decision, and there you'll have it: A Simple Deal. They're worlds apart. . . Which means they never view certain things from the same perspective. Smart people, dominant, stubborn. . . "What could anyone prove? Love is its own fate, it always finds its way around people that don't think are meant to be together." Come on, what's a journey without a little romance, a twinge of being dirtily naughty, a couple confessions, several obstacles, irrelevant drama, breaking of rules, many complications, multiple troubles, and countless of playful arguments? Well, that definitely doesn't involve no deal made, all right. [Might contain sexual material in most chapters; read at your own risk] Copyright ⓒ 2014 by HolyBieberoni All rights reserved. No parts of this book may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of the author. If you see someone copying bits of my story into theirs or generally just publishing this book as theirs, please inform me as this is plagiarism and I do not tolerate it. Thank you.

Mary Kayden was known around school as the happy, sweet, friendly girl with good grades. Not only did she have a flawless reputation and personality, but she had looks to match. She was nearly perfect in everyone's eyes, including Austin Mahone's. Austin was very much like every other teenage boy in high school. He played football, had friends, got along with almost everyone, and he even did things like forgetting his homework. Austin and Mary never came into contact. They knew of each other and heard things that other people said, but never really cared to get to know each other. That was until a cold fall day when Austin finds Mary in the woods after school, planning to do something that could change everything forever. A friendship soon develops and through all of the tears, sorrow, and other emotions incorporated, something else is formed that neither of them can act on. Should Austin give up on his feelings towards Mary, or should he give them a try?