Ashley is basically the Queen of Nerds at her stereo-type filled high school, and being abused at home doesn't really help. But what happens when the most popular boy at school sees her bruises? ______________ "Here let me help." It was Jason. He was in the girls bathroom, the girls bathroom. "That's ok." I mumbled turning away. The bruise was starting to show. "No I insist." He grabbed my arm and turned me around. I winced and looked up at him. He started to dab like I was doing, then he started to rub. He stared at my arm intently. "Is that a bruise?" He asked looking at me then the bruise and back and forth. "Yeah, I, um fell off my um...bike! Yeah my bike!" I said. He rolled his eyes and let go of my arm. "Well whatever just get that checked out." He said smiling. "Why do you care?" I asked. "Because I'm trying to be nice," Then he mumbled, "It's not like you have friends anyway." "Hey! That's not nice." I said furrowing my eyebrows. He held up his hands in a no offense motion. "I'm just saying you could use some friends." He said. -------------- Cover by @QueenCourtneyLynn

#222 -Teen Fiction 1/22/18 ✨ I nodded subconsciously and immediately his lips connected with mine, he passionately kissed me and backed away a few seconds later. "I hope that just told you that I think of you more as just beautiful, Ava." He whispered huskily. ••••••• Ava Collins was known as the quiet, weird girl that everyone hated at school little did they know the thoughts of suicide that crossed her mind, the cuts on her wrist, and the horrible past she was dying to escape. Mason Sanders was the new guy at school and had everyone infatuated with him from his looks to his personality; he was perfect. When he saw Ava, his curiosity grew to want to know more about the girl that everyone hated. Will Mason be able to bring Ava's broken pieces together? Warning!\\ This book can be triggering, will contain sensitive topics and a little cliche.//