The Road to My Heart

The Road to My Heart

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The rule was simple, 1 bag for three months on the road. Taking a road trip with your friends seems like a good idea, right? Well it would have been if my enemy since kindergarten wasn't coming. Three months on the road with your worst enemy would drive anyone one insane.
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When Y/n was just 10 years old she developed her first childhood crush on her best friend, Chris. She had been friends with them ever since she started kindergarten and they were in first grade. Being neighbors meant that hangouts were frequent and the memories they made were infinite. Until one day, Y/n's parents decided to move across the country to Los Angeles without giving Y/n the chance to say goodbye. Being so young meant that they never got the chance to explain what happened, leaving the brothers confused of why their friend is gone. Now Y/n is living with her best friend Madi in their new apartment, and she is beginning her first year at college. Life is going good until Madi's friends decide to pay her a visit and every memory Y/n has from her childhood comes rushing back. Feelings are complicated and Y/n doesn't know how to handle them. What will she do when her feelings towards a particular boy come back and he wants nothing to do with her?

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