Until the Sun Grows Cold

Until the Sun Grows Cold

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Maely hated it. She hated the glint in his eyes, the way the vivid green orbs lit up every time he saw her, the mysterious smile that he always wore before he did something bad. She hated it. Because it gave her hope. Adam would never admit it, but he could not deny it. He was absolutely and totally in love with his best friend's sister. There was something about her, the way that she was always quoting Shakespeare, the way that her beautiful brown hair always got caught in her face, and she never had the time to brush it away. Two very different people, attracted like two sides of a magnet. But even though opposites attract, they aren't meant to be together. And maybe, just maybe, neither are Adam and Maely. But then again, maybe they are.
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"The only way to talk to you was by arguing - of course I'd keep it up. I'd do anything I could to speak with you." ---------------------- Elsie Grey is a sophomore at North Lake College, living with a few of her friends - or, was living with them. After their house burned down, they all had to move out. On such tight notice, there weren't many options for housing. That's how she unfortunately ended up staying with her brother and his friends. Although the new group of roommates was great, Elsie only had one problem - West. When she was 6, he chased her around with a worm on a stick. When she was 9, he blew out the candles on her cake. When she was 13, he told her he hated her. Naturally, she hasn't spoken to him much since. But now, they're living in tight quarters, and maybe he can prove to her he's not the same jerk he used to be. Will the hatred continue, or will they put it behind them?

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