I Lost My Virginity... Can I Have Yours?
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'I'm the slut that's never been kissed, he's the nerd that's slept with every girl in school. I'm the bitch that never wants to make anyone mad, he's the friend that smiles while stabbing you in the back. I'm the star of every show, he works behind the scenes. We contradict each other in every way, we make the perfect couple don't you think?'
Jessica Myers and Reese James couldn't be more different. She's the popular cheerleader, the typical school bitch and he's the hottest nerd she's ever seen. They absolutely hate each other so Jessica tries her best to avoid the temptation of rearranging his face. The only problem with that? Reese loves to make her life hell, at least that's how Jessica sees it. So when the opportunity to sabotage the Nerd Boy arises, how can she resist?
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