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Something about the sunset

Something about the sunset

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Romance
"What if I told you I can be your happy ending?" Willow is a girl who tends to keep to herself, she meets the new student Noah who desperately wants to be her friend and fix her first impression on him. They make a deal, but what happens when Willow finds herself actually enjoying Noah's presence. Will that affect her rule of not trusting the popular kids? Will their friendship grow into something else or will Willow try and hide her feelings? Most importantly will her feelings affect their friendship?
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Two similar families, once friends, now enemies. The two families founded the town, Willow Woods, many years ago, but a lot had changed since then. There was a wedge, a divide, between the two families, made of secrets and lies. No one knew why, except the two families themselves. Spencer Willow was tired of being lied to. She wanted to know what happened between her family and the Woods family. Spencer was the daughter of Emily and David Willow, and they refused to tell her the truth, they just told her that she should hate their family. Then she had the opportunity of a lifetime, but this meant spending a lot of time with Zach Woods, the son of Melissa and Jacob Woods, the family that Spencer was taught to hate. It can't be that hard to hate someone without knowing why, right?

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