The List (Working Title)

The List (Working Title)

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1. Esther Burns 2. Cecily Ethiopia 3. Anne Daniels 4. Lucy Wren 5. Hannah Olson 6. Kylie Grace 7. Rose Se 8. Bridget Gute 9. Jenna Intihar 10. Katelyn Adol These were the first ten girls on my hit-up list. The first ten were really the only ones I looked at because they're the ones willing to do the most with me. Girls after number ten I hit up when I was incredibly desperate, admittedly. I was not a hundred percent sure why this list was created. Technically it was Russel's idea. Over the past year, ever since I cut my hair, girls practically swooned over me. I always had a list of my body count, but Russel thought it would be fun to keep a list of the "best." It got to a point where I had no idea how to go about which girl. Russel convinced me the list was the only thing that could help me decide. .................................................................................... There were very few things Jayce Richardson cared about: hockey, his best friends, and Esther Burns. After his dad's death, hockey was vital to Jayce's life more than ever. No one knew about the list, and Jayce intended for it to stay that way. He was proud to be a player, and maybe the only person who could change that was Esther Burns. Then came December: Innocent, iridescent, and sweet. If only Harry Reynolds weren't obsessed with her, she would've met Jayce sooner. She was different, and the more she grew closer to him, the more dangerous Jayce realized December was for him. He didn't like he was falling for her, and only little time remained until someone found the list.
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