Too Far
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"Hey Brooke, I just wanted to tell you that the test that you retook, it is absolutely..." My math teacher has always had an obsession with me, and my grades. It wasn't strange, at least, I didn't think it was. He made me feel smart, and he was kind. He always suggested Harvard. "Amazing? Yeah I know, and I'm also 'One of the smartest people in the entire class.' I have heard this a million times." I say, without hesitation. He flashes me a boyish smirk, and he looks down at the ground. I laugh, while he gestures to his class room. "So, Brooke, your grades are astonishing, and your beautiful, and have enough money to go to a private school, so I have one question. Why are you still here?" He leans back on his desk and crosses his arms. "I stay because of... You."
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‘He went out of the room. In his boxers. Again. Like the laws and principles of the universe, which were scientifically proven, I couldn’t help but scowl. He smirked. “Well, stop drooling all over me.” I wrinkled my nose. “Right. Good luck with your delusions.” With that, I prepared to leave. Cam’s jaw twitched. He walked closer to me. Closer still. His green eyes held me in place. Before I knew it, he was standing inches from me. I was holding my breath. He smiled confidently. “Falling in love with me?” I didn’t know why... but I was speechless.’ Seventeen year-old Shea Collins’s life was pretty much falling apart. She was flunking her Physics class, she has a hundred bucks to pay to a long-lost childhood friend she could barely remember, she was receiving anonymous declarations of love from a secret admirer (which were completely embarrassing), and now her spot on the school paper is in jeopardy. What she wants: To keep her spot as the feature editor of the school paper. How she plans to do it: To survive being a phantom writer. A writer no one would know of. A mystery. Someone who would write gossips and rumors about students. Who she’s planning to target: Oh, just the biggest jerk of the century—Camden Sun. What she’s going to get: Trouble. Lots of it. What she didn’t expect: The unexpected (duh). Love.

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