Operation: Break Up
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  • Reads 2,762
  • Votes 89
  • Parts 28
  • Time 3h 28m
Complete, First published Jan 04, 2014
When Zack Benson confronts Blynn Jacobs and asks her to be his fake girlfriend, she's left speechless. She's been at odds with Riley Moore for quite some time, and has been just as annoyed as Zack has been about her new relationship with Forest Anderson.

She's given 2 months to help Zack tear down this relationship...but can she do it? Especially with Zack's attractive best friend, Caden, becoming a distraction in Blynn's life. As well as the constant bullying from the school whore, Scarlet Falls.

Will the mission be completed in time? Or will Blynn crack under pressure?

(Under major editing and construction, so bare with me on this one.)
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