Andrew Reid Parker, an eighteen year old was dragged to a very exclusive Masquerade Party by his mother. And by fate he danced with a very graceful and elegant girl, Reid is not stupid to know that she has a pure beauty hidden behind her mask, but to Reid's dismay—he hadn't have the time to know her. His only clue was that the girl was brunette and has emerald green eyes, and that was all he knew. He searched in every way he can and came up to three beautiful girls who were all brunette and green eyed—he has 3 options to find his girl. Will he ever choose the right option? Or will he not?

"I've been pushing away a lot of people in the past. I find it really hard to trust people knowing they'll leave you hanging in the end; expecting everything is fine as though it really isn't. I guess I'm just a girl who'd rather be with myself than be hurt by the persons that are important to me and I can trust with all my heart letting me down." -- Andrea Danielle Carter Living with 10 boys in the same house because of a horrible tragedy in your life and having to cope up with the PMSing and annoying cousins, Trent Austin Parnell and Sam Parnell is stressing. especially if you're that girl who would rather be alone her room and balled on her bed reading a romantic book. Don't get me wrong, that does sound like a stress-less life. but that doesn't work for her aunt Mindy, she'd rather let her only 'daughter' be out of the world and party than be stuck in her room. Will Andrea change her way of life for Mindy(her mother's bestfriend) or will she be the same 'boring' Andrea who looks like a retarded penguin and stay locked in her room? hmmmmmm NOTE: Andrea's not a NERD there's a reason why she's this way.

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He closed his eyes again and tried to remember. There had been a fight. Alice was there. She had been naked, screaming and hitting him. He remembered entering the house. He was holding his shotgun. He had wanted to teach them both a lesson. Before that, he could remember sitting in his shed, watching them through the half pulled curtains as he eased his pain with whisky, seeing them as they laughed together and crying as he saw them kiss.