The New Boy.

The New Boy.

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Romance
A story where love comes in the wrong time. Kayla is a girl who doesn't believe in love because it's ''too dramatic to be true''. Matt is a boy who doesn't believe in love because he can have any girl he wants thanks to his good looks. What happens when karma decides to put these two together in the same path? Will they stay true to their beliefs? Or will they end up falling for each other?
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She's always been a hopeless romantic, even though love has never seemed to work in her favor. Being one of the most popular girls in school-a talented artist, a writer, and a volleyball champion-she was confident, yet still doubted anyone would truly see her beyond her looks. That is, until Nate entered the picture. Nate, the arrogant, confident final-year student, seemed to have every girl wrapped around his finger. And yet, for some reason, he set his sights on her. A chance encounter turned into bold flirtation, and now she finds herself caught between intrigue and caution. Should she give him a chance? Or is he just another heartbreaker playing a game? Between school, deep talks with her effortlessly elegant best friend Zoe, and the looming senior party she almost forgot about, things are getting interesting. And as much as she tries to play it cool, she can't ignore one undeniable fact-Nate is getting under her skin.

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