Lacing the Lost Stars

Lacing the Lost Stars

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, May 17, 2026
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She was the girl who had panic attacks. He was the boy who made her panic attacks excel. Both throw daggers at each other, to say the least, they were rivals. What happens when the school's physcopath bad boy and anxiety driven girl cross paths? Will these enemies eventually open up to each other? - "It was a mistake. I thought you were someone else, and not to mention," he lowered his head so it reached my level, his prominent, hazel eyes loomed into my own dark ones. "I was high." I raised my eyebrows, uncertain on how being high makes you kidnap someone and torture them quietly in a basement. Who comes to school high anyway? "Wait so, who were you actually trying to, um, harm?" He smirked, an evil spark twinkled in his eyes momentarily before he stood straight again, crossing his bare arms. "Hm, don't worry about it darling." Well these next couple of weeks will definitely be living hell. - #1 in enemiestolovers #1 in highschool #3 in heartbreak #3 in enemies
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"Are you running away from me?" A playful voice made me stop in my tracks. My heart thudded in alarm, and I had to remind myself that we were in school, with multiple witnesses around us. He couldn't harm me here. I turned around with a glare, but the second I looked at his face, my courage crumbled. 
The memory of him threatening to snap my neck if I reported him and his crew hit me like a brick. Swallowing my fear, I met his eyes. "Weren't you the one who told me to stay away from trouble?" A crooked grin tugged at his lips and he brought his face closer. "Yeah. But looks like trouble doesn't want to stay away from you." I blinked. 
What? *** [muslim girl x bad boy] Bareera Omar, a.k.a Rory, thought junior year's biggest challenge would be adjusting to life and dealing with how people treated her now that she'd chosen to openly embrace her Muslim identity, and started wearing the hijab. What she didn't expect, however, was to get tangled up with Romero Allen - her school's infamous senior and the walking definition of trouble. One moment, he's bullying her. 
The next, he's scaring off the guys who try to mess with her. They don't consider each other friends. 
But calling them enemies doesn't quite fit either. Maybe they're something in between. Something along the lines of 'frenemies'. *** "So what do you want us to be? We can't be both. Either we're friends or we're enemies." "Lovers." #1 in stereotypes #1 in goodgirl #1 in badboygoodgirl #1 in hijab

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