Bittersweet

Bittersweet

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Emma is a new girl on Atlanta. She goes for first time to a public school where she is going to meet Matt, the cutest and most popular boy on her school. He is better known to bully people, but when matt and Emma meet, everything changes. Would be falling in love with a bully be good or bad? Would it be bittersweet?
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