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Freak. Weirdo. Crazy. Avery Zimmerman has only one friend at her school and it's not because she is a geek. Nope, Avery has one friend because of her inhuman gift that sets her apart. The gift to see people's soulmates when they touch. Avery has learned not to help anyone she sees, leaving her socially awkward and misunderstood. But when she meets the strong but sweet Ethan Price at her school, it takes all her power not to touch him to see what would happen. But if she does her world might change for the better. Watch Avery as her life gets flipped upside down, make new friends, and find out who she truly is. ---------- Date Initiated: August. 20. 17 Date Finish: --------- Updated Sunday's and Wednesday's
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