And suddenly, every love song was about you.
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Breathless. Empty. Alone. Incomplete. Imperfect.
These are the thoughts that follow me as I walk through the school. They are the ones that follow me everywhere. They are the ones I cannot seem to escape. But most of all, they don’t even describe how bad I actually feel.
I try not to be depressed, for my mom, my sister, my “friends.” It works. I use a smile as a mask, and my laughs are fake. Though, they can’t tell the difference. My puffy eyes are hidden under makeup, the scars I bear are concealed beneath clothes. And yeah, I do feel invisible sometimes, but then I found our place. Suddenly I wasn’t so invisible.
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Who is she?
This question echos through me head for what seems like an eternity. I had never noticed her until that day, the day she made me breathless in my- our place. She had this long, wispy blonde hair. And these eyes, these eyes that made you want to get to know her. Because she seemed to be a mystery to everyone and I could tell she held sadness. She seemed 16, but her eyes held an eternity of wisdom.
After that, I never found her. It was like she had become invisible, and for the first time I felt lost. I searched everywhere, but she was gone. I began to think she was magical, and maybe she only appeared now and then. But then, I saw her, and suddenly I felt more complete.
When Liz Charleston's ex-best friend suddenly returns with a plan to take revenge on her, drama seems inevitable - but who knew revenge could be so handsome?
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Two years ago Liz Charleston made the biggest mistake of her life by rejecting her best friend, the only guy she has ever cared about. Desperate to become popular and join the junior varsity cheerleading team, she breaks his heart. Two years later, Frank is back, transformed into Taylor Blackstone, the new kid from New York who has it all. He's taller, stronger and hotter than ever, with a long line of girls that have no idea who he really is - except Liz, the girl who betrayed him two years ago. And he is determined to make her regret ever pushing him away.
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