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Underestimated

Underestimated

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Dec 11, 2019
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Romance
Layla Thompson, an average, unnoticed and underestimated highschool girl. Layla's freshman year starts off not as she hoped it would. Throughout the year Layla lets her emotions get the best of her, leaving her having feelings for the three bad boys of the school. Jullian Lane, protects her no matter what, Zach Collins, makes her happy if she's sad by making up hilarious jokes, and finally Marcus Williams, the hottest of the three, the most ambitious and determined out of the three. Sure, Marcus has beaten up a few guys and embarrassed a few girls, but when Layla starts to get close to him he loosens up a little it all just starts with a single 'run into a person accidentally' What will Layla do in order to sort out the drama and take control of her emotions before some gets hurt, not physically but extremely emotionaly.
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