Apple Biters
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Starla was anything but excited to be dragged to a party by her cousin post her first day at a new school.
Just as she was incidentally not too excited when your not so average teenage games get her noticed by a cute quarterback.
Or that her radical chugging skills to avoid dares causes her to pass out at his house.
Or that her cousin never bothered to drive her home...
Not too cliché, but standard enough to enjoy.
I can not be held responsible for the trouble they will cause.
Games in the book are ill advised, read at your own risk.
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