Unrivaled | Dare Me Fanfiction

Unrivaled | Dare Me Fanfiction

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It turns out it wasn't always 'you and me' when it comes to the friendship of Addy Hanlon and Beth Cassidy. Besides Hanlon, Sutton Grove's Queen Bitch has another girl she deeply trust and care about...and that is Vanessa Carr. A popular girl who loves books more than cheerleading despite being outstanding on the latter. She can steal the top girl position of the squad in any day, a fact that even Beth herself know but doesn't really mind. Why? Because she knows the girl doesn't give a fuck about the hierarchy and values their friendship more than anything. But that bond will soon be put to test when their new coach, Colette French arrived in town. Can Vanessa stand firm against the pressure of seeing Beth desperately try to get Addy back? Or will she finally steal the crown for Beth to notice that even Vanessa Carr has limits?
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"Will?" I asked sleepily. "Hey Rayna?" Will's quiet voice said shakily, immediately causing me to sit up straighter. "Will, what's wrong?" I asked, worry covering my face. "No one else was picking up. I need someone, please, Ray? I promise, I'll make it up to you," Will said, sounding desperate. Rayna Adams was outgoing. She could make conversation with anyone, and somehow they'd listen to her. She was a dancer, mainly to let out her emotions. She didn't know what she wanted to do in the future, but every decision she made was for her parents. William Haines was shy. He was quiet, and he hated small talk with random people he had no desire to talk to. He was a boxer, and he was a good one. He was smart, but he was mad at life, he wasn't sure exactly what he wanted to do. But maybe, if they worked together, they could learn more about themselves and help each other out along the way. (I know this description sucks, but I hope you'll still give my book a chance!) THE FIRST FEW CHAPTERS ABSOLUTELY SUCK AND I WILL GO BACK AND REWRITE IT, WHEN THE STORY IS OVER, BUT THE NEWER CHAPTERS ARE WAY BETTER.

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