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Umpteen Disadvantages of Being Awesome
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  • Reads 1,912
  • Votes 67
  • Parts 20
  • Time 4h 5m
Ongoing, First published Jul 23, 2014
Alarice Beck: the most awesome person you'll ever meet, or at least she'd like to put it that way. Sarcasm drips off her tongue and dance is her life. 'Self' proclaimed narcissist, laid back and live in the moment are just few things to describe her.  

In her amazing life with friends she holds very close, there are the usual ups and downs. 
Everything changes when she auditions for the ultimate dance opportunity she could ever get. 

In the process of this dance competition she meets the Golden Boy of the school, Alan Rochester. Guy with the cutest smile ever always on face, dancing skills which make others doubt themselves and mysteries looming around him.  

No one knows what will happen in this awesome journey but surely it won't be easy. There are disadvantages of everything, there is always a flip side and so is for Alarice and her awesomeness. 

One competition, just one and everybody's life changes. Changes in a way it never was, in a way where you can't go back, in a way the situations change for bad and for good. 

A/n - You might find it a little cliche in the start but trust me it is more than a teenage romance fiction. Thank you for reading xx.
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