My Stalker (Rewriting)

My Stalker (Rewriting)

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Rewriting. Julia Greene has always been bitter - always hated the damsels in distress, always wanted the upperhand, and never wanted to be close to a man. Dramatic, she knows but it wouldn't be perceived as so if everyone knew that her parents died together for the sake of their love for each other without ever thinking of the daughter they left behind. Truly, she hated the feeling of love. Or not.
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Stella Grayson and Lucas Patterson have been best friends for two years. They hug and call each other cute names. They hold hands and kiss each other. They fight and make up in one day. They spend most of their free time together. So basically they aren't your average best friends. So what happens when Stella finds herself falling for Lucas and wants more than friendship but doesn't want to ruin it? What happens when Stella's attitude towards Lucas change? Would Lucas see behind her built up walls or would their friendship never be the same? "So you're in love with your best friend" My face dropped. My heart was hammering against my chest and this was the last thing I thought I'd hear from someone. "No I'm not" I blinked warily, denying it. "Oh come on Stella! It's really obvious" He was mad at me and I really felt like crying. He was the one before the last person I wanted to find this out. And the last person was Lucas.

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