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HI GUYZ THIS IS IT I'M GOIN TO STICK IN THIS STORY some... stuff.. you need to know before reading duh story. 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 1.) I'll TRY my best to add a yandere scene. 2.) I'll TRY to continue this story (hope to make it to the last part) 3.)I'll TRY to give my best shot in the use of ENGLISH. 4.) Pls don't be mad at me. 5.) Your character will have a little attitude of being a YANDERE. 6.) Don't worry this story have (a lil) NO LEMON. 😊 7.) And I'll TRY my best to add bloody scenes if i have one on my mind. (I'm still editing this story so if your lucky to read this... well your the lucky one)

LIE EYED COWBOY Blair was a 17 year old girl who lives with her grandmother in Brisbane, as her mother lives in the outback town known as Charleville. Her dad on the other hand, passed away of a bull riding accident when Blair was just 2. ~ When Blair meets Beau, she immediately falls for him. Do you think Blair and Beau will be a forever couple or will certain events leave them torn apart even more? ~ Stay tuned for the book!!

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A teenaged girl called Amanda seeks attention when her brother, Marcus dies by getting shot and drowning in the most popular river in town. His death was no accident. A group of people try to find who killed Marcus and solve the towns killer problem.

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