Better Left Unsaid

Better Left Unsaid

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WpMetadataReadMatureOngoing2h 24m
WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Jun 1, 2016
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Romance
They say that when you are in kindergarten and if a boy constantly pulls your pigtails or annoyes you then he probably has a crush on you but for Zella Summer, that wasn't the case. Zenith Periwinkle did that to her because he hated her. They annoyed the hell out of each other. It was finally a relief for Zella when Zenith moved to some other state. Since then they had not seen or met each other. Thirteen years later however, fate had set them to meet again. Being almost past their teenage life's, it would have made more sense if they got past their childhood feuds but even thirteen years later they were the same way they had been. Only this time they have to team up for their best friends to be happy. Along with that there is a third person who stands to break them both with the deep secrets of their own unknown to the other. As they realize this should they say something or is it better Left Unsaid
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Freen and Becky are both ambitious college students studying law at the same prestigious Royal Thai School of Law. They come from very different backgrounds, but share a fierce drive to succeed in their field. Freen, confident and assertive, often gives off an air of arrogance. She believes she's superior, not just in intellect but also in social status. Becky, on the other hand, is equally intelligent, but she has a strong sense of humility. She's hardworking and a little more reserved, which makes her view Freen's confidence as self-importance. Their rivalry is intense. Every group project, class discussion, and social interaction seems to escalate into arguments. Their debates and fights often spill into the hallways, making them infamous on campus. They have a constant back-and-forth-one day Becky insults Freen's way of thinking, the next day Freen criticizes Becky's lack of self-confidence. Neither can stand the other, and neither can back down. It's more than just competition-it's personal. However, when their parents announce that they're getting married. Both girls are blindsided by the news. Becky is furious, feeling betrayed by her mother for marrying Freen's father, and the idea of having to live with Freen, her sworn enemy, feels unbearable. Freen, though outwardly calm, is equally shocked and annoyed.

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