Helping Mr. Sarcastic

Helping Mr. Sarcastic

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"I just can't help it. I need to to help others! It's become like a drug to me, Hector." "You need to help yourself first before you help others. You need help. Let me help you." _________________________________________ Veronica Garfield was happy with helping as a volunteer at a local hospital in her small town; she helped with delivering gifts, mail, and flowers to patients, and she helped clean and was always ready to help anyone who needed it. She was more than fine with that. But nothing stays the same forever. Her quiet and calm life flipped around when one of her art classmates, specifically the sarcastic Hector Lancaster, asked for help. Hm, what's so bad about that? She likes to help, right? But that's a good thing! Yeah, no. He asked her if he could help him win a girl back. The romantic shiz included. She was clueless in every aspect of romance. She was, undoubtedly, screwed.
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