The Street Racer's Loner
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'A librarian by day and a mechanic by night huh?' A slightly familiar feminine voice spoke behind me.
Choosing to ignore her and continue with my work, I walked towards the trolley where the pile of books I was meant to shelve was sitting. Hearing the little footsteps following me in a slightly hurried manner as if to keep up with my pace.
You'd think by my choice to ignore her previous statement that she would get the message that I don't want to talk. Once I stopped at the trolley the footsteps went around the trolley so the person was opposite me.
I decided to look down only to be met by curious forest green eyes looking up at me.
Urgh not her again.
Is she stalking me?
~~~
When a boy who hides his troubles under a mask of isolation and is the loner of the school meets a girl who's the epitome of sunshine.
At least that's what everyone thinks, she has a secret and he wants nothing to do with it, I mean who would believe the loner. He wants nothing to do with her either or so he thinks.
Their worlds collide and things get a little tricky.
Will she help the boy fix his troubles, teaching him love or will they lead each other to a destruction none of them saw coming?
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