Thrill Seeker
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  • Parts 5
  • Time 32m
  • Reads 55
  • Votes 7
  • Parts 5
  • Time 32m
Ongoing, First published Jan 06, 2014
She’s Tree, yes her parents actually named her that, and if it’s one thing that she loves doing, its thrill seeking. It’s stupid, she knows, but, it’s worth it.

You name it, she’s done it. well, kinda but, the one thing she hasn’t done was find love. Cheesy, I know. You see, that really wasn’t an appealing subject to her and what thrill is watching a guy get a boner from looking at you? In her opinion, she’d choose AP Calculus over love any day. (Her words, not mine. Believe me.) Unless you find searching for break-up songs when your relationship goes down the drain fun, then be her guest.

So, if you mix a new not so average, and by not so average I mean hot and completely average, boy in town; what do you get? A whole new ride and maybe a bit of fun… or not I suppose. We’re just here for the ride.
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