The Boys And Her

The Boys And Her

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WpMetadataReadConcluida vie, abr 3, 20204h 3m
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Hazel Deven wasn't your average teenage girl. She didn't like gossip or dresses, didn't obsess over boys, and hated how snobby the girls were at her school. Instead she read comic books, liked to make music tracks of her own, and played football with her friends. She always hung out with the guys and never really paid attention to how "good looking" they were. But when Bryan Hill and Mars Neil come into her life she can't decide on her feelings. Mars Neil is called the "golden boy", if you will, along with his 4 friends and trust him, it's not that fun. Getting weird stares from kids, being "worshipped" and girls always up on you. It's like you can't breathe but when he first sees Hazel Deven he wants to get to know her right away. If only Bryan would back off. Bryan Hill just came back from his suspension. His friends are happy to see him and he returns the favor. But when he notices a girl is hanging with them. He couldn't be any more upset. He plans to make her life a living- But when he notices her personality he can't help but feel butterflies.
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Kristel Merrick has spent ten years holding on to someone from her past. So when her brother leaves for college and asks his best friend Tyler Kinston to stay at their house for a while, she's not thrilled. Tyler is quiet, annoyingly perceptive, and far too good at getting reactions out of her. They clash over small things. A table. The kitchen. The fact that he somehow always notices more than he says. Kristel tells herself none of it matters. She's been waiting for someone else - the boy from her childhood, the one who promised he'd come back. And then he does. Now Kristel has to decide whether the past is worth holding onto or if she's been looking in the wrong direction all along.

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