A Difference (Discontinued)

A Difference (Discontinued)

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Tyra Adams is one of the most popular girls in school. She's kind, funny, and everyone likes her. Everyone wants the life she lives, and they all want to be apart of it, either with a date or just a friendship. If you asked anyone, her life is perfect. And that's probably true. Leo Yew is always alone. He's either reading a book or doing work for a class. He never talks to anyone, and probably doesn't want to be talked to. With the limited knowledge of others, Leo is one of the smartest kids in the school and extremely introverted. They are exact opposites. What happens when Tyra begins to fall for Leo?
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Rankings: #7 in "Good Girl". "I've never met more of a closed book than you." "You don't know anything about me." "Exactly," his lips curved into a cheeky smirk, as he leaned up against the lockers, "but I'd like to." Their eyes locked and she broke contact, smiling at the floor slightly, not wanting to show what power he had over her. Steven- the schools heartthrob. Good looks, captain of the football team. Girls line up just to get a chance with him. Cass- the shy introverted girl. A mere shadow in a room full of people. After one chance meeting, Steven learns that there's more to people than what they put forward. He's determined to prove to Cass that he's not just a shallow jock, and she's determined to make him work for it. Can two polar opposites possibly have something in common?

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