He Sees My Scars

He Sees My Scars

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Vogue Dite is not a rule breaker; She isn't a popular, skinny, blonde girl that rules the school with a clique following closely behind. She's content with her small group of friends and no one bothers her... *** Unfortunately Alina Tylerson, the rich girl of Ulman High, decides that Vogue has broken one of her rules. That rule is getting more friends like Ace Raspley, the shirt-fitting football player who shouldn't have noticed her. *** I get my stuff and leave towards the door but they push me over onto the floor. "What do you want Alina?" I spat towards her and sniffed which made the clique laugh. "I want you to leave Ace alone, Pig" she snarled the last word which really ticked me off. I stand up to face the 'fierce four' Alina, *** "Watch it, fatty."
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"I hate you, more than anything," I gritted my teeth. "You sure about that?" He taunted with a smirk. He took a step forward, and I took a step back; it went back and forth until my back touched the wall. He moved so close to me that my breathing hitched. "Now why do you think that, Amore?" He murmured into my ear. As I was going to say something, he grabbed my face and smashed my lips against his. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Adrianna Jackson is 17 and pretty smart. She's got some good friends but is stuck in a crappy job. She's not exactly popular, but she's not super quiet either. Marcus Mariano, an 18-year-old dude who's pretty much the life of the party. He might not be hitting the books too hard, but he's got that natural charm that makes him super popular. Plus, he's the big shot as the captain of the football team Marcus and Adrianna, high school rivals serving detention together, and they decide to team up and create a fake romance to stir up drama and make others jealous. As they work together, they unexpectedly start to see different sides of each other and develop real feelings. However, they are hesitant to acknowledge this shift, fearing it might complicate their original goal or lead to more heartache. As their fake relationship starts to feel more real, Marcus and Adrianna are faced with a dilemma: will they embrace their true emotions and take a chance on love, or will their pride and past grievances keep them from admitting their growing affection for each other?

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