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Zach Dempsey Imagines - Queen Bee & The Jock
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Ongoing, First published Aug 06, 2017
Charlotte Reed is a freshman at Liberty High and she had just moved to the town, hence she's the new girl in Liberty High School. It all started normal, new hallways, new lockers, new classrooms, new teachers, new friends... Until she met that one boy, Liberty High's star athlete, half-caste, tall, dark hair and lovely brown eyes; Zach Dempsey.

A queen bee who's got a history with the boys and heartbreak, and a star athlete who's never really had an experience in love, trying to find the right girl, will they be able to save each other?
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All Charlotte Robinson wants is to graduate high school and make the absolute most of her senior year. In order to do just that she's got to do one very important thing. Charlotte's got to get over Jordan Campbell. Ever since the sandbox Jordan and Charlotte have been attached at the hip. From elementary, middle and high school the two were inseparable. And it was because they just fit. The two were a perfect match. That's why 5 year old kindergarten Charlotte fell in love with 5 year old kindergarten Jordan. And it was from elementary, middle and high school that her feelings deepened. And throughout all this time Charlotte's been stuck in the friendzone. Now, however? She's over it. Or at least she will be. There will be no more moping around. No more drama and no more longing. Charlotte's going to get over it if its the last thing she does.