Washing the Failure Off
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  • Parts 5
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  • Reads 58
  • Votes 7
  • Parts 5
  • Time 25m
Ongoing, First published May 17, 2017
Blakin Weywin tried out for basketball at the end of eighth grade to be in it for ninth grade, fully expecting to get in. She didn't get in, sadly, completely destroying her life. So instead of her seventh hour elective being basketball practice, it would have to be her alternative, which is a class she would've never wanted: Art.

Torres Eakerman loves art. He prides himself in perfection in every single piece he creates. But when the stubborn and rebellious girl Blakin Weywin comes waltzing into his class not giving a damn and claiming this class is just an alternative,  he just might have to paint a picture into her heart.


This is a story about how failure is not the end for us; there's always more for us down the line. If you are dealing with failure like I am or love a good romance with plot, then I think you'll like this book.
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