Not Like Every Other Girl

Not Like Every Other Girl

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Jan 2, 2019
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Romance
If you don't look closely, Casandra Blake is your ordinary girl. Some would say she's 'just like every other girl'. She's a cheerleader, she parties, she dates boys, she wears make up and everyone knows her name. But if you do look closely, you see a not so ordinary girl. But after tragedy strikes Casandra Blake's life, she is left with everyone knowing her name not because she's a cheerleader, not because she parties and not because the boys she dates but because her story. The schools new boy, Jake Carver has been looking for love most of his life. When he comes to the town of Gordon Falls, he attends a party where he meets the not so cheery cheerleader, Casandra Blake. He instantly labeled her 'just like every other girl' and Casandra had much to say to him for that. ((I wasn't able to add the dialogue part that I wanted to but you'll read it soon enough ;))
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