The Colors In Your Eyes
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Iris is a straight-A colorblind student everyone thought had a perfect life. her dad were never really there thought and being 17 and holding up the household for your sick mom and little sister make a life for her harder than people think. . .
Frankie was a pro basketball player. she was a die-hard party animal everyone wished they were even in her friend group. with perfect parents, they cheered her on at games and let her throw party she was fine although one thing her parents hated was the fact she wasn't girly at all. . .
Frankies failing making it barely through the year. her parents offer straight-A student a job for tutoring.
will the party animal and the hard worker fall in love . . .
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