How Marilyn Monroe Felt
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  • Reads 517
  • Votes 16
  • Parts 7
  • Time 16m
Ongoing, First published Dec 24, 2013
Some people have the privilege of waking up and just having a perfect life. I never have and probably never will. Sure I have a 4.0 GPA and a best friend that was always there for me, but I was never really popular. I was never invited to parties or asked to go to a sleepover or anything. No guy has ever looked at me longer than a few seconds. The only guys that ever talked to me are the ones that wanted me to type an essay for them.... jerks. 

When I heard that a boy, who was kicked out of his old school, was coming to mine, you can say I wasn't that excited. I mean who would be excited for another jerk to go to school with me?

Boy was I wrong. Blake wasn't that much of a jerk. He actually looked at me longer than a few seconds, he can't be that bad. He might even beTHE one. Well, he could have until he screwed it all up...
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