The Bad Boy Ate My Cheesecake
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Last published Mon, Apr 29, 2019
Avery Jones is your average nerdy, high achieving teen, she is sarcastic, loving and maybe a tad crazy.
She puts on a happy mask every day, it fools everyone into thinking everything is perfect and sparkly, but what happens when someone sees through that, and it just so happens that it is the Bad Boy.
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"I'm furiously munching, I mean seriously I've never gotten a 92 on any test before, what in his right egg headed mind is he thinking giving me a 92.
Unbeknownst of a dark figure in my peripheral vision, suddenly a fork slid it's way into view, swiping a large chunk out of my already half eaten vanilla cheesecake.
I growled like an animal "GET OFF MY CHEESECAKE YOU PIG"
I was blowing steam, I'm never usually like this, but today was not my day, I look up to the food theif, not only to meet the eyes of a sex God but to see the bad boy of Vince Squire high, with a face full of my delicious food. I jump from my seat, ignoring the searing pain pulsing in my body.
Oh poopsicles"
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