The Players Next Victim

The Players Next Victim

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Imagine love at first sight. Beautiful. Only not according to Sienna. Her whole life she's been known as the-girl-next-door, but this changes when rumors go around school about a relationship with the hottest guy; Tyler. This is NOT love at first sight. This is something different. Tears, happiness, kisses, fights. This is only the beginning of a beautiful experience. Be it good or bad! Is this forever?
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