- PERFECTLY WRONG -

- PERFECTLY WRONG -

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~ You're perfectly wrong for me, all the stars in the sky can see. ~ If there was one thing that Percy Cole swore she'd never do, it was get involved with a boy like Lee Wilde. But after she's forced to leave her hometown for the comfort of an old friend's spare room, she ends up in the company of not one, but three of the most obnoxious, annoying boys she's ever met. Forced to make new friends and build a new life, Percy tries her hardest to not be Lee's latest victim. Which should be easy seeing as she's not interested. At all.
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