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The Bucket List

The Bucket List

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Mar 23, 2023
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Romance
Talia and Grayson had a long history together, but it wasn't necessarily a good one. Grayson bullied Talia throughout elementary school. In recent years, Grayson had grown more quiet while Talia had grown more confident. They were both very different versions of themselves. When the two share an ELA class during their senior year of high school, Grayson steals Talia's bucket list. Talia believes it is going to be used as leverage against her, but Grayson has another thought in mind.
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