Never Let Me Go

Never Let Me Go

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Skylar Montgomery was bullied for her appearance and having no mother before she came to Cedar Valley High School. She made a promise to herself that she'd stay strong, even when things got difficult. She took a good look at herself in the mirror and made any changes she felt necessary, but still felt insecure. A year goes by at her new school and she's made some new, dependable friends. But what happens when her older brother's best friend who is the supposed bad boy, Jace Forrester with a secret comes into the picture? Are people really who they make themselves out to be? **Cliche idea however I've incorporated some original ideas in this story**
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My friend and I started writing this story as a joke, so expect a lot of cringe tropes and characters at the beginning but it develops into more serious topics later. Anyways here comes the typical bad boy fiction description;) (hey that rhymed okay bye.) "You don't know who I am babe." "Don't call me babe." "Kay babe." Skylar Jennings and her mom just moved to NightView California to get away from her ex- boyfriend. What will happen when she's asked to babysit the younger sister of the one and only resident bad boy of NightView High, Wilder Hayes? Will her opinion on the bad boy's personality stay the same? Or will he prove her wrong? TW: Strong Language, mentions of abuse (We put warnings before and after scenes that may trigger people)

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