Let's be us again

Let's be us again

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Romance
Darby Williams is a sixteen year old girl, with a dream of being a professional soccer player. she is madly in love with her boyfriend, Owen Johnson. The night of her sixteenth birthday Darby and Owen make a few mistakes, and she finds herself pregnant with her daughter. Just when she thinks life can't getting any harder, her boyfriend walks out on her. What happens when Owen shows up six years later?
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[COMPLETED] "That wasn't very nice, was it princess?" He asked in a husky voice and I stuttered, trying to form words but failing. His lips leaned in and started to trail softly down my neck. I tried to hold in my moan as the light feeling of his lips in my skin continued until he pulled back abruptly. "Sorry princess. Not today." He finished before walking out of the room, leaving me in a daze. Madison Thompson isn't your typical 18-year-old. She attends Sea City High School in Florida and her temper and attitude always gets the better of her. But her strange encounter with school badboy and star quarterback, Noah Johnson, who has a bad past, puts her on edge as well as her little secret is slowly rising from the ashes. Seems like the typical storyline...right? She's falling, in more ways that one, and doesn't realise it, but will Noah help her see there's more to her life than what she makes it out to be? WARNING! - Contains strong language, triggering topics (i.e abuse, violence etc.)

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