I'm A Good Girl
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  • Reads 66
  • Votes 7
  • Parts 3
  • Time 8m
Ongoing, First published Jun 06, 2017
Meet  Serilda Francoise Antoinette, Long name she knows, Serilda hates it too... It's meant to mean strong, free, and beyond praise.
 But although Serilda is the school champion, The" school's pride", Voted "best in everything", has the highest grades, and known as the toughest girl in school. She doesn't feel like she deserves the name.


Although every boy seems to want her she doesn't want any of them or so she thought...

"No thanks, I need t-to get going"
"Are you sure? , It might be only chance to do something like this" A smirk formed on my lips.
"My mom has warned me to stay away from the bad girl." He murmured under his breath 
"I'm not a bad girl," I say smiling in my mind of what his mom said.
"Really ?" he says with a scoff.
"Really "
"Then what are you?"
"I'm a good girl stuck with  a few bad habits"
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