Cliché
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  • Reads 5,762
  • Votes 530
  • Parts 38
  • Time 5h 49m
Complete, First published May 12, 2020
❝bind me in endless skies and lovely lies. ❞

Iris Lockhart is your average girl who wants to go through her senior year with her head down to escape.

Not her dark past. How cliché would that be?

She wants to escape you. The reader.

Join Iris while she navigates through her own cliché plot trying to avoid all her love interests.

Or don't. She doesn't care.

EXTENDED SYNOPSIS INSIDE.

[forever my first and my favorite.]
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