Far From The Truth
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  • Reads 339,565
  • Votes 3,061
  • Parts 36
  • Time 5h 38m
Complete, First published Jun 04, 2012
Avril Penny is head cheerleader at her school. She's beautiful, smart, funny, and nice to everyone. Of course nothing could be wrong in her life, right? She has the whole school fooled into thinking that everything is right in her world but the sad truth is...that is far from the truth.
  
  Blaise Janx is the town's resident bad boy. He has it all; he's funny, sarcastic, and hot as anything. Of course before he gets to school on his first day, everyone would want to believe that the reason he's bad is because he doesn't have enough money, but that's far from the truth. Blaise could afford anything he wants. But that still doesn't answer the question: why does he like getting in trouble?
  
  Find the answers to these questions and more in Far From The Truth.
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