All He Did Was Use Them
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Last published Sun, Feb 4, 2018
Andrew Stephens. Ring a bell? No? Basketball Captain. The most popular good-looking guy in Ashton High. The guy everyone wanted to be friends with and who all the girls wanted to be with. They all threw themselves at him and he shamelessly used them until he got bored. One day he messed with two girls, two best friends. Now it's time for the inevitable to happen.
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