She was shy and he was high
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Last published Tue, Sep 9, 2014
Carsten Richmond isn't your ordinary everyday teen she's different way different.But no one really understands her not until she meets Breeze Sterling your typical everyday bad boy.But can they change each other and turn their worlds around.
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