The Last Game

The Last Game

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Our story started with a game, and so it ends with a game. Here enters Louie, an expressionless and emotionless girl since she was born. She lost her father at a young age and only her over-working mother to support her. And here appears Veck, a handsome, filthy-rich boastful boy who's nice enough to let all the girls who want him be his girlfriend. How will the two end up in this cruel and jealous world? Will the independent Louie win the game, or will the charming Veck take over her iron heart instead?
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Summer Lumen has always been a perfectionist. She's had straight As all four years of high school, is President of the student council, and has never missed a single day of school. Top of her class, Summer has already begun writing her valedictorian speech for her high school graduation in just under two years. But when her estranged father dies of a drug overdose, her therapist mother insists she take a week off to "process her emotions". Summer is frustrated to lose her perfect attendance record, but when she finds out that the week off cost her the number one spot in the class, she's furious. And who took her place? None other than Baker Scott, the mysterious high school football star who has no friends and always seems to be sporting a black eye. Summer, who isn't much of a sports fan, didn't even know he existed until she found out he replaced her as top of the class. Now she has to regain her position, which can only mean one thing: the war has begun, and Baker Scott is the enemy. This is a game Summer is sure she's going to win. The only problem? While Summer is playing the game of war, Baker is playing the game of love. And it doesn't take long before Summer is playing right along with him. There's a fine line between love and hate, and Summer is about to find out how fine that line actually is.

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