I'm the jock, so where's my emo?

I'm the jock, so where's my emo?

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Tristan and Tanner don't get along very well. They're at the opposite ends of the high school food chain. But what are they supposed to do when the girl they love goes away, without a trace, well maybe some traces. This is the story of how two total opposites realize they aren't so opposite while trying to find out where she went, and if she's going to come home. Sequel to 'The jock and the emo are what!?'
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"Don't jump!" I hear someone yell. I turn around and see him running over to me. "Why? You don't know me!" I yell back. "If you jump, I'll never get the chance." Charlotte, or Charlie, Johnson is an outcast. She's bullied everyday. She only talks to two people. Her best friends, Aiden and Sophia. Charlie and her two friends are the emo outcast of the school. Her father died 4 months ago. Her mom became an drunk and beats her most days. Charlie has become suicidal and a cutter. Sophia and Aiden try to help her, but who keeps her from dying shocks everyone. Blake Micheals has the perfect life. He's the quarterback for the football team. He has an amazing best friend. He has rich parents. His girlfriend is head cheerleader. He throws parties all the time. He has the life every guy wants. Something is missing though. He doesn't feel...whole. When he sees her, he knows he has to save her. For her...and himself.

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