Falling

Falling

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Romance
Lia starts senior year of high school and her first project is to make a relationship with someone she dislikes. She chooses the person she hates the most: Finn. Over the span of a week Lia learns a lot about her so called enemy, Finn. She learns more about the difficulties of Finn's life and how they don't have a perfect life like Lia had assumed. Their relationship grows but just when they think it is perfect Lia's mom proves otherwise
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Theo is just a normal jock living just like a normal jock should: gets into trouble, messes with the ladies (not to mention he's quite popular with them) and doesn't care about anyone but himself. But when the pressure of keeping up the perfect image of a hot jock is too much, he does the only thing he can think of to stop it: be gay. Theo believes that if he can convince the entire school that he's gay, maybe he can finally relax. He turns to Finn: a smart, arrogant, well-dressed boy whose big dream in life is to get into Harvard where he can become a lawyer. He's also gay. Theo talks Finn into being his fake boyfriend, but the only problem is, Theo spent his entire life pretending to be a dumb jock. He has no idea how to be gay, how to keep up the image of being gay. But he bargains for way more than he can handle and finds that the pressure of pretending to be in a relationship with Finn and working out old problems from his past with his dad is even more difficult than fitting into the stereotype of being a jock.

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