Shot in the Dark
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  • Reads 781
  • Votes 60
  • Parts 2
  • Time 29m
Ongoing, First published Apr 09, 2012
Emery Clare’s life has just been thrown out of whack, following her parent’s divorce and her mother’s upcoming marriage to Seth Lamont, a wealthy, but awful, business man with an even more awful daughter, Avarie. But Emery’s life is thrown even more for a loop when she meets Jule Hetrick, an arrogant and handsome rich kid, at one of Avarie’s parties under strange circumstances. Once Jule’s worked his way into her life, she and him are forced to confront multiple problems, including Emery’s mother’s marriage, and Luke, Emery’s long time best friend who doesn’t like Jule one bit. Over the course of the year, Emery and Jule spend more and more time together, discovering secrets about themselves and everyone around them. Through their antics and Emery’s desire to put a halt on her mother’s wedding, it could be a shot in the dark to say their relationship might work at all.
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