What a Cliche
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  • Reads 78
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 3
  • Time 10m
Ongoing, First published May 25, 2018
Mature
"Please give it back!" I pleaded to him.
"Why would I?" he grinned with a smug smile.
"I will do anything! Just give it back!" I squealed as he held my sketchbook behind his back.
"...Anything?"


She was not a bad girl, but not a goodie-two-shoes either. She seemed average, wearing hoodies to hide and pouring her feelings into a little sketchbook. Ella was just trying to get out of highschool alive(Besides her depression, anxiety, sleep loss, and honestly just what highschool does to a person)
She was expecting an easy ride, but a certain boy was not making it easy.
Tyler was your average womanizer/ bad boy. He was popular and an athlete, and was Ella's neighbor and childhood friend. 
What happens when Tyler finds Ella's sketchbook with all of her secrets? 
What happens when he learns that she is falling for him?
What happens when he does too?
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