I Broke The Girl I Loved

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Jayce Maxton, a 19 year old senior and his father Wilson, moved to Dankwoods the summer of 2018. Jayce doesn't intend on falling for anyone but that changes as soon as he meets her.
    
    Aydrian Jenkins, a 17 year old senior who has no luck with a father figure or a mother figure in her life, has lived in Dankwoods with her foster parents for her whole life. She has two younger siblings, neither blood related and she doesn't feel she belongs.
    
    He's hurt but he hides it.
    
    She's broken but doesn't act like it.
    
    Both of them are missing pieces of themselves that can't be found again but when they meet, a new piece forms that's almost big enough to fill the missing ones.
    
    Only problem is that the piece was built on a lie that will only break each of them more when it's shared.
    
    
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    TRIGGER WARNING: mentions of self harm and su*cide will be in this book. Read at your own risk. If you are sensitive to these topics please skip the chapters I mention them in. There will be trigger warnings at the beginning of chapters that include these but other chapters might mention it briefly and those won't have a trigger warning so if these topics do bother you I would suggest not reading this book.All Rights Reserved

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Jayce Maxton, a 19 year old senior and his father Wilson, moved to Dankwoods the summer of 2018. Jayce doesn't intend on falling for anyone but that changes as soon as he meets her.
    
    Aydrian Jenkins, a 17 year old senior who has no luck with a father figure or a mother figure in her life, has lived in Dankwoods with her foster parents for her whole life. She has two younger siblings, neither blood related and she doesn't feel she belongs.
    
    He's hurt but he hides it.
    
    She's broken but doesn't act like it.
    
    Both of them are missing pieces of themselves that can't be found again but when they meet, a new piece forms that's almost big enough to fill the missing ones.
    
    Only problem is that the piece was built on a lie that will only break each of them more when it's shared.
    
    
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    TRIGGER WARNING: mentions of self harm and su*cide will be in this book. Read at your own risk. If you are sensitive to these topics please skip the chapters I mention them in. There will be trigger warnings at the beginning of chapters that include these but other chapters might mention it briefly and those won't have a trigger warning so if these topics do bother you I would suggest not reading this book.

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