Changing the Bad Into Good
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  • Reads 170
  • Votes 8
  • Parts 5
  • Time 20m
Ongoing, First published Jul 15, 2014
WARNING; there will be profanities, so if you can't deal with it, this story isn't for you. 

Sasha thought she was a bad girl. She would talk back, smoke, do drugs, get piercings without her parents's permission, have tattoos, get into fights, and have a dirty mouth. But something didn't add up. She was a sucker for romantic novels and movies, adored animals and kids, and got the best grades in most of her classes. Everyone thought she was just a smart bad girl, but there's more to it and Dustin knew it too. How does Dustin, a bad boy himself uncover the real Sasha and manage to change her bad ways?
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