One Day
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Last published Sat, May 8, 2021
Jayden Rivers is just trying her best to survive being a teenager: making it through high school, getting good grades, being a starter on her soccer team, and navigating her social life. But with a haunting past and an absent father, sometimes its hard to even try. Enter Malcom Walker. He's Gorgeous, athletic, smart, and everything Jayden tries to stay away from. But when they are forced to work on a school project together, she realizes that maybe underneath his perfect facade, he is no different from her. And maybe, just maybe, these two teens can help each other. Before its too late.
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