Out of Your League

Out of Your League

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Aug 27, 2014
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Gabe is the typical outcast at school. The freak. No body likes him. No body talks to him. And he doesn't like talking to anyone else, either. He's had a rough past and he doesn't want to deal with anyone judging him. He doesn't want to deal with anyone. Period. Especially the populars. The preps. The jocks. Gabe hates them with a burning passion. Until he befriends one. Alexa Grace. The head cheerleader. The queen bee. But when their relationship goes to a 'More than friends status' will the social hierarchy of high school fall?
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Embry: He's a jock,good looking and all but he doesn't want to go out with the head cheerleader but he wants to go out with a different girl. From when high school started and they was only a freshmen he had his eyes on her watching her grow and become more beautiful by the passing years. Annie: Shy girl,a nobody,she's thick and she has a pretty face but she just doesn't know that she's pretty. She's laidback and cool and has only one friend her bestfriend and thats Nicole. Annie has a crush on Embry but she knows a guy like that would never go out with a girl like her. Every student in the entire school expects Embry to go out with Megan Moning the head cheerleader but when they see him at the prom with a different girl they'll be shocked. Will Embry risk everything just to be with her? Will Annie ever understand that being different is okay?

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