Unwanted Emotions
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Last published Wed, Dec 24, 2014
Valerie Xanders and Sawyer Markham who both came from a small town in Louisiana, recently moved to the city of angels-Los Angeles to have a new start. A problem-free environment. They expected peace. But what do they get?
A player, a bad boy, a jock and a sweetheart.
Namely, that would be the Fortunate Four: Lucas and Leo Knight then Daniel and Cameron Winters.
At their school, Anaheim High, as expected, the four handsome lads were the 'Kings of Campus'. They were popular.
Valerie and Sawyer didn't want to be a part of anything involving them. But apparently, you can't alter what's been decided by fate.
Will Valerie and Sawyer get what they expected? Or will they experience some unwanted emotions?
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