Imperfection (On Hold)

Imperfection (On Hold)

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"I'm not perfect," I whispered softly, more to myself than anything. "I'm sorry." A tear dripped from my eye, only to be slipped away by his thumb. "I never wanted perfect," he whispered on my cheek. "Don't listen to the mirrors, reflections lie to us." Everling Tide was ecstatic the day her kid bully, Ashton Sanchez, moved away. But her senior year he moves back with strange news about the disappearance of their fathers. In class, they bicker constantly, but behind closed doors, something else is going on, and only they can see into the mirrors, into the heart of Reflection. Sometimes Everling feels like she can't trust Ashton one bit, but others, it's like he holds her whole world, and if he drops it... Then the entire universe could shatter like a mirror. Be prepared to drop into this new world of danger, and excitement, where Everling and Ashton are faced with more than books could ever explain. This is a world where you have to step into the mirror and face your imperfections.
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