Military school... Oh hell no.

Military school... Oh hell no.

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What happens when your parents’ threat becomes a reality? There is always the threat of being sent to military school but for Allison that is exactly what happens. Her father has had enough of her delinquent behavior and sassy attitude. Throw in a bitchy stepmother, brothers, scary military dudes and a hottie. And let’s not forget the locked campus, guns, and higher up assholes. Will Alison survive the explosion of change or just the explosives around her .
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Beth's life was simple: go through school to get out, meaning she does have to be a bit of a good-girl. Once she finds out that the high school crush of every pubescent girl is the son of her father's friend, she's suddenly treated like the Queen of England. Her routines change as she is no longer able to go through her senior year peacefully. Will everything go wrong? Will her life be changed by one of the hottest guys in school? Disclaimer: this story depicts bullying and abuse that I (a then 13 year old) was unbeknownst to exaggerated and socialized ignorance. I very much don't agree with some decisions to move the plot forward though the story isn't all that. For young women reading, the treatment and abuse of some of these characters is absolutely unacceptable and be aware of that. This is just a trigger warning.

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