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Asher Wilson is one of the richest boys in school., but he is not like the stuck-up rich boys. He is kind and caring and always there for his friends. As well as the ex-boyfriend of Trisha Holmes. Follow him on his adventures of teenage problems, part-time jobs, making new friends, and romance drama.

A week boy who's name is Vivaan. Bullied at school. Broken at home by the person who was supposed to protect him. His life was nothing but pain... until she came. His sister. The only person who taught him how to smile, how to feel alive again. But fate was never kind to him... and just when he started to live, he lost everything once again. This is not just a story... this is the silence of a boy who suffered too much.🥲

Naomi has always dreamed her days away, thinking of all the possibilities and outcomes. When she turns 18, she's finally old enough to move out with her two best friends and start college. Juggling college, a part-time job, and all of her personal problems, she discovers that it's gonna be harder than she thought, and wishes she'd done more research.

SUMMARY She doesn't believe in love. Not the soft kind. Not the forever kind. Adika "Aadi" to everyone-grew up learning how to survive, not how to be loved. With a past she never talks about and a life built on responsibilities, she's everything people don't expect a girl to be-blunt, distant, and unapologetically herself. People don't understand her. Some judge her. Most stay away. And she prefers it that way. Until Ayaan. Calm, careless, and dangerously unpredictable, Ayaan is everything she avoids-and somehow, the only person who doesn't try to change her. What starts as an unlikely friendship slowly turns into something deeper. Something she doesn't know how to handle. Because love, to Adika, has always come with conditions. And she was never the kind of girl people chose to keep. But Ayaan does. And that scares her more than anything. Because this time... It's not about whether he'll stay. It's about whether she'll let him.

The part-time jobs I had done, and my takeaways.

A chicklit story...