"Are You Clever?"
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Last published Thu, Oct 14, 2021
BEST RANKINGS: [#9 IN BILDUNGSROMAN, #2 IN ENDEARING, #12 IN YAROMANCE, #124 IN SMART]
Arthur Chisholm didn't exactly fancy himself as the most handsome, or even the most smart person, but one thing he did know was that he was good with people. And when he finds a friend in a very confused, quiet soul, how is he to handle it?
She acted strangely to him. Like a cat, small, light as a feather even when soaking wet, and carried an air about her that reminded him of gothic-romantic heroines. And he needed, desperately, to find out more.
Amongst their studies and peers, Arthur tried to pry open a tightly-sealed lid, and shed light onto new sides of a girl who thought that she was only one-dimensional.
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