#1 Southeastern University Series Natosha Jackson is from the south-side slums of Ridgeport. She's your average bookworm and mathematic fanatic. To pay her dues to the dean of students, she is hand-picked to tutor one of the most notorious football players at Southeastern University, Matteo Four Wittstock. In the town of Ridgeport, the Wittstocks are well-known wealthy people from the north side. Although Natosha wants nothing to do with Four's lifestyle and womanizing tendencies, she finds herself falling into the temptations of lust. While she wrestles with this new fiery excitement in her life, Four becomes enamored deeper than he ever imagined. No one expects the rocky twists and turns that bring these two people together but Four loves a good challenge. And when a game is this good, he's more than ready to play. ***The Southeastern University Collection shows the lives of young adults as they enter, survive and finish off their university experience. The students attending this university are not only dealing with keeping up their GPAs and attending student union meetings. These students are battling ties with addiction, exploring their sexuality, and embarking on past and present family burdens. *** *** These works cannot be read as a standalone. *** WARNING: THIS STORY IS 18+ AND CONTAINS MATURE LANGUAGE AND MATURE CONTENT. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK. STARTED: 7/10/2020 Completed. 2022

She didn't care that's he was a 'nerd' He didn't care that she was a little 'ghetto' She didn't care that he wasn't popular He didn't care that she was a little violent She did care that he was being bullied He did care that she stood up for him She didn't want him hurt He didn't want her hurt #60 Romance on April 15, 2017

No summary, but I think I'm the only one with this story plot so enjoy if you decided to read 💗 ! & DONT STEAL MY STORY PLOT !! Good stuff starts at chapter 4 but you'll need a lot of the information from chapters 1-3 ‼️

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