It started with a coffee
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River Connelly is the perfect definition of average. She has average grades, average popularity and an average family. But all that changes when she spills coffee on Blake Anderson, the school's quarterback.
Blake is your typical arrogant bad boy, he's popular, rich and has an ego the size of Mars. Along with this though, Blake brings a lot of drama - sometimes more than River can deal with.
Through all the glares, pranks and detentions can River and Blake find something other than hate, or will they forever be at each other's throats?
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