It All Started With a Kiss
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  • Reads 216
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 21m
Ongoing, First published Jan 01, 2015
"What's love?" I thought aloud with a prolonged sigh. Okay, maybe I was a little desperate. "Go look it up in the dictionary, Idiot," Jacquelyn answered, rolling her eyes at me; I playfully smacked her arm. 
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Seventeen year old Reagan Summers is shipped  to Santa Cruz, California--a place she hasn't set a foot in, in years. She expects to effortlessly jump into the city she left two years ago, but now new conflicts swarm around her like bees around a hive. From arduous family disputes to even a rejection from an old crush, Reagan can't possibly bear the burden on her own. 

But then, she meets Travis— boy with a huge, crushing cavalier ego. He's arrogant with an egoistical mindset, and he's even a player with no limits, but is exactly what Reagan, and maybe even Travis himself, needs take their minds off their troubles for a while. 

Now with an endless supply of summer nights in the palm of her hand, almost anything can happen.
It's a typical love story, right? But, let me tell you.

It all started with a kiss and not just any kiss--a chocolate one. 

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