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Hotshot

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Kayline Tran has always been a wallflower, so it took everyone by surprise when she decided to run for the post of student council president. Thrust into the spotlight, Kayline must adjust to being popular and has to try to be as likable as possible, that is, if she wants to beat the hotshot rival standing in her way. Aiden Campbell is the best Greywood High has to offer. Exceptional at every thing he does and well-respected by everyone, he doesn't need to worry about losing this election. But when Kayline Tran walks into his life, he suddenly find himself at a heated battle against an unknown girl. And he isn't going to let her get in his way. And when two of the most stubborn people on Earth butt heads, things go as well as you'd expect.
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