TWO IS WORSE THAN ONE
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Having one bad boy pissing you off is torture enough, but having two of them? That's a complete and utter disaster.
As cliché as it sounds, Blair Montclair has the perfect high school life because she has the smart bad boy quarterback totally wrapped around her finger. That is until he dumped her in the most humiliating way anyone could ever imagine, making her reputation and popularity speed down, along with her grades.
In a school where popularity is defined by a series of A+ and the student body is ruled by smart overachievers, can Ms. Know-None-At-All survive the cruel bullies without the need to run?
Or will her life get worse because of the two bad boys both running for valedictorian?
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