A Place Where I Am Meant To Be

A Place Where I Am Meant To Be

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He was her night in shining amour, She was the ease of his pain, He was the light to her darkness. She was the other half of him that he had lost once, And he, was the key to her heart. However, not all stories ends with happy endings... Cleo Collins, a young student, in her mid-teenage days, struggles with a difficult problem she can never tell anyone about. Not even her family, not even her brother. People find this opinion about her life as "Over Reacting" But how would they know how 'Over Reacting' it is if they've never been in nor seen it happen? Andrew Adler, your typical "Bad boy" ladies and gents. Sexy, cold hearted, popular, and let's not forget to add, an asshole too. Cleo may have some problems, but she is a straight A student. When Cleo gets called into the office, she finds out that she has to tutor him. Can Andrew perhaps..fix her?
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Emma Hayden. The new student of Westwood High. It's a small school, not known for any good reason so naturally, new students get all the attention. Especially the girls. Emma is no exception. Except that maybe she is. Nathan Sterling. The outcast, if you will. The lonely boy who doesn't talk to anyone, doesn't have more than one friend, and intimidates everybody. Everybody except Emma. Not that she isn't intimidated by him, just that she's caught his eye and he's got it bad. Two negatives don't make a positive. Two wrongs don't make a right. This case might be an exception. A clueless girl. A broken boy. Mix. . . . . . ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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