Almost Yours

Almost Yours

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Jamie Ysabelle Stewart is an ordinary senior girl at Fairmont High. At least that's what everyone thinks since she easily blends in the background. She's actually pretty rich being the granddaughter of Harold Stewart, the head and owner of Richfield University, one of the most prestigious and well-known universities in the state. Miles Jaden Knightly is the ultimate basketball heart-rob at Fairmont High. Being a senior student, he's dream school is Richfield University since it has the best basketball scholarship and best team but because of his bad grades, getting in to Richfield University will be quite a challenge despite his skills. Jamie and Miles accidental meet up at the mall made them loathe each other. They didn't pay much attention to each other until that accidental meeting and now it seems like everywhere they go, they found each other. And I, seriously, mean everywhere. After Miles found out who Jamie really was and how he could use her to his advantage to get into Richfield University he began being nice. Yes, he's actually trying to be every girl's dream boy just to win her over. But it never worked. Now, it's time for plan B. he began sending text messages to her, introducing himself as another person via phone. He made up everything up about himself just to break the wall that separate them, knowing that Jamie will never give him a chance. Despite their closeness through phone, in real life, they we're still enemies. It's like everything they shared through phone just vanished in a snap. Jamie started falling for her anonymous phone pal but what if she found out that her so called 'crush' is really the guy she loathes? What will happen when she finds out her anonymous phone pal has always been right in front of her? What will prevail in the end? The feelings that had developed for him or the hatred that boiled ever since they met? Does Miles even feel the same way about her?
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From the early years of her life she has been protected by her family until she thought it was finally time to take care of herself. As a toddler she was almost kidnapped and her Dad made extra precautions in making sure she will always be safe. Though as she got older she got tired of the sheltered life and took matters into her own hands. Jade has always been independent and hates to rely on people. She has kept secrets about her adolescents years from her family and wanted to start anew in a new school which she did. Now her vigilante days were behind her and she doesn't think she will ever have to relive it or wants to for that matter. Jade is a bookworm through and through and loves to hole herself up at the library every chance she gets. She has never been interested in any boys until Ethan Knightley graced her with his alarming presence. He has came into her peaceful life like a hurricane and thinks he owns her. Jade would very much disagree but why was her heart beating so fast? Ethan Knightley thought she was a boring chick like all the others until he saw another side of her that peeked his interest. He has made it his goal to make her his even if just to try things out. He didn't count on actually falling. His fear is on the high along with his insecurities about Jade which causes him to fall more and he doesn't want to lose her. His possessiveness cant be rivalled by anyone and he isn't ashamed by it. His anger has never showed face until he met her. Why does she seem to get under his skin so much?

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