Claudia's Lessons
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"Okay, so she loves guys who are super athletic." Claudia says reading off a piece of paper and I snort.
"Well check." I reply in an obvious tone and she rolls her eyes.
"Tall."
"Check."
"Attractive."
"Hell yeah."
"Shut up."
"Sorry."
She sighs before looking back down at the paper and lets out a low whistle..
"What?" I press and she hesitates before saying.
"...uh..smart?"
"Well shit..."
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Claudia Sulewski.
Intelligent, sarcastic, and more importantly Logan Johnson's calculus tutor.
Logan Johnson.
Star pitcher, laid back, and more importantly he's in desperate need of a calculus tutor to pass his class and get into a good school for baseball.
But what happens when tutoring lessons lead to small talks and small talks lead to personal conversations? Especially when Claudia is informed that Luke has a huge crush on her best friend Jill, but she soon notices that Logan is having a hard time getting Jill to notice him.
Well that's when Claudia's lessons come in...
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Please no copying.
There is a shitload of swearing in this novel so don't say I didn't warn you. (Although people don't even care about swearing these days.)
Thanks for reading!
~Nicole
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(Shitload of swearing)
-Nicole
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