they were all liars
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Dernière publication dim., oct. 4, 2020
the hardest part about living is to not just exist
sienna always knew that her life wouldn't change but she accepted it and learned to keep everyone at a distance because they always lie anyways
alex never cared enough , he cared about lots of things school , books , his friends but not anything that mattered at least not in anyone else's eyes
sienna and alex seemingly two very different people who've know each other their whole lives but never anything more then what meets the eye , now when situations change and alex and sienna are forced to get to know each other they might just change their own rules or they might hurt each other in the process of self discovery
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