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"I know what you did Ree."
"You are a whore like everyone is saying you are. Are you proud of what you have done? Everyone was right. You are a worthless piece of trash."
"You can't be a slut and expect to be liked."
"You aren't welcome here anymore."
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Rhea Williams was your typical mean girl. Pretty, rich, and self-absorbed. That reign all came to an end after the incident. Things got so bad, her and her mother had to move entirely. Now, all Rhea wants to do is keep her head in the game and graduate. No friends, no parties, and definitely no boyfriends. Will that all be thrown away after she meets Damien? Or will she go through with her plan?
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