His Songbird

His Songbird

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Can you speak without using your own words? Kayla Muerton is different. She always wears her signature black hoodie, never showing her face. Plus, she only speaks in song lyrics unless you're her best friend, Chealsea Hunter. Nobody knows why. Yet. Austin Creek is stereotypical. Hot, rich, strong, and arrogant. Nobody in the school messes with him or his friends. Unless you are throwing yourself at them for "attention", nobody even speaks to them. Yet. Rankings: #7 in issues #28 in richboys #38 in badboylovestory #99 in issues
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"You want to know what I think of you?" He asked, raising his eyebrows. I smirked in a confident manner and nodded, eager to hear his answer. He took a brief pause and his heated gaze lingered on my face. "I think you are a privileged, spoilt brat who needs to realize that the world doesn't revolve around her." He added and a frown appeared on my forehead. Nobody had dared to talk to me in such degrading manner and I wasn't going to let this guy change it. ...... Zoey Crawford and Travis Anderson apparently go to the same school but their worlds are too far apart from each other. While she belongs to the "privileged" part of the society, he and his friends belongs to the "not-so-privileged" one. In the three years of high school, she never acknowledged him so what happens in the senior year that changed it all? Let's find out.

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