The Unpredictability of You and Me

The Unpredictability of You and Me

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Jade Sanchez has a plan. Her life is supposed to be perfect. Every decision, thought, and move is followed by endless worrying. Adrian Perez doesn't live by any rules. That scares Jade, but excites her at the same time. When Jade's parents take in Adrian and his little brother as foster kids, their such different worlds collide. A boy with a bad past from a bad neighborhood in the Bronx and a girl from one of the richest places in Manhattan with real problems makes a beautiful mess. He teaches her how to live without fear. She teaches him how to live for something better than what he has. However, somethings just aren't meant to be. Can he help her overcome her fear of living life? Can she save him before it's too late?
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