the tom-boy across the street

the tom-boy across the street

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Feb 22, 2018
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Dylan wasn't your normal girl who enjoyed makeup and dolling up, she liked sweat pants, and jeans, she also played rollerdery so who had time for that. Evert was your stereotypical guy, he was fit and handsome, he was also the schools "bad boy". neither of them knew what was in store for them.
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Emma Carpenter is a classic example of a nerd. She does her homework, gets straight A's, reads all the time, and never gets in trouble. Then one day Emma gets detention with the one and only Dylan Evans. You could say he's a bad boy. He punches anyone who pisses him off, sleeps around with every girl he meets, doesn't attend school, and is in trouble 99.9% of the time. And of course Emma can't stand him. During detention there teacher assigns them a project for them to do together over the next couple of weeks. Emma is furious. So what happens when Emma soon realizes there is more to Dylan than that meets the eye? ****WARNING**** There are some strong language in this story. This story does have a lot of mistakes, I will fix them at the end of the book. -Please read my book. Sorry I suck at descriptions. You won't regret reading my book! ****** ALL THINGS IN THIS STORY ARE FICTION. I DID NOT COPY ANY OF THIS STORY FROM OTHER STORY'S. ALL THINGS IN THIS STORY THAT ARE LIKE OTHER STORY ARE COMPLETELY COINCIDENTAL!

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