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jealous enemy

jealous enemy

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Jul 8, 2025
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The stereotypical good girl bad boy? Continue reading to find out. - - Abe Jackson and Aurora Williams have been enemies since they were in diapers. They constantly tease, poke, and aggravate one other. They would, however, go to any length to protect the other person. Call it loyalty. Abe is one of the most well-liked students at school. He's hot, he's the football team's captain, and he can't seem to commit to one female for long. Aurora is a human version of the sunset. Every girl lusts after her, and every man desires to date her. She is nice, friendly, and always willing to provide a helping hand to those in need. What happens when Aurora develops a genuine interest in one of the school's newest students. Can Abe handle Aurora's attention being drawn away from him? - - "How can I be yours?! You hate me! We are not friends" Aurora yells into my face. "I do not know! But you're mine, always been mine." I su ay while looking into Aurora's eyes as her breath hitches.
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