Pandora's Box (DISCONTINUED)

Pandora's Box (DISCONTINUED)

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His warmth wraps around me like a blanket, and I almost kick myself for not wanting him to let go. Then, he leans down to murmur next to my ear, his breath hot against my skin. "I hate you. I hate you more than anything I've ever hated." ------------ Pandora hates Atlas. Atlas hates Pandora. Years of torment, elaborate pranks and back-stabbing could never be enough to satisfy the need to humiliate one another, to pummel and crush and twist each other into nothing. There is not a soul at Moreland Academy that doesn't know of the extents the pair are willing to go to simply for the sake of ruining the other's reputation. Of course, I would know all about this crazy rivalry; for my name is Pandora Bentley. Now, let me tell you- this is not a story of a sweet, budding romance between casual frenemies. This, my lovely readers, is a tale of betrayal.
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