PEELING THE APPLE #Wattys2015
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  • Reads 593
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  • Parts 11
  • Time 45m
Complete, First published Apr 12, 2014
The Apple store. 
Where old ladies meet up to get their Pink Ladies or Granny Smiths, and a quick gossip session. 
Where teens grab a quick snack on their way to school or college.
Where moms get fruit for their children's lunches.
Where I had my view of it changed forever.
I'd never forget that day. I had fought with my mother about going to the store because I wanted to go to a party held by Maddie's house for New Year's Eve. I wanted to go because the guy I had a crush on, Anthony Collins, would be there. But my mother had insisted that I go. So I did. 

Meet Hannah Pearson, a fiery red head who hates the Apple Store. But after fighting with her mother, she heads down. Little did she know that Lucy Watson would be waiting for her. When Hannah helps Lucy, she starts to tell a story of true love.
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