Coffee Stains (remaking with the same cover and everything) ignore this copy
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  • Reads 118
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  • Parts 9
  • Time 33m
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Ongoing, First published Jun 21, 2017
allabouttimingclicheclumsycoffeehighschoollovepopularrichspill
Laurel-Everly Harrison is an average 16 year old girl attends a normal High school called, North Aristotle Academy, in Pasadena, even though she lives in Los Angeles. She is very sweet, and very popular in the the U.S.A for multiple reasons. She is the CEO of Google's daughter, the daughter of  the CEO of Nike, and she  has gone to the Junior Olympics 3 times back to back. She is very outgoing and sarcastic.

Grant Collins is an average 16 year old boy who attends the same school living in the same city as new neighbors to the Harrisons who moved in 2 years before. He is very well known for many reasons also his dad owning  Adidas and mom being the Lacey Collins author of Potomac Trains, and he has gone to the Junior Olympics for track (Hurdles) the same 3 years Laurel did.  He is for the most part outgoing. He has changed alot since eighthgrade when he punched paparazzi at Worlds tournament, which is still brought up when he talks to scouts.

Laurel and Grant have known each other since Laurel moved to LA from Seattle. Since he met her he has liked her.  She became more popular since the move and the two lived next to each other. Then they ended up in the same group of snobs and cliches but they never really talked after 9th grade, oblivious to people saying they would be cute together dating others instead. Then one day they both go to Midtowne Java House and she turns around to get out of line and he runs into her and she spills coffee on him. "Ow! Watch were you're go! oh hi Laurel, watch were you're going." What will happen next what will happen next. read to find out.

Important:There are many weird spellings of names i just changed them like that because i thought it looked cool. Potomac Trains is a fake title I made up for the book. Finally, I have never been in a relationship so i don't exactly know how to put some of this just going off of other books not copying the same stuff. Enjoy!
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