Only One

Only One

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A story full of truth, lies, friendships and something a little more. Eighteen-year-old, Mackayla Fielder, was working hard to get through her last year of high school. She studied constantly to get great grades, all while she was preparing for college. She was ready to get a well paying job so her mother could have a little break from working so hard. Only something, more like someone, came along and distracted Mackayla, also known as Max, from her work. One Monday morning, before school, she met a boy named Alden, otherwise known as Al. Mackayla knew that Al wasn't from the states based off of his accent. She also knew that there was something off about him. She was skeptical about Al's mysterious behavior but soon enough figured out why he acted so strange when she would bring his unnamed brother into a conversation. The next thing Max knew, her life got completely turned around because of one simple answer.
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