Three words Eight letters (A Student Teacher Romance)

Three words Eight letters (A Student Teacher Romance)

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Have you ever wanted something so much, but you can't have it? You love it and you want to have it forever but everything that is right in the world tells you no. Have you ever felt like you are less than nothing? Have you ever felt you're dad's fist crash into your face? You're told that he's the only that could ever love you. That you're so ugly it takes all he has not to throw up when he looks at you. This is My Story Sarah Sims is an abused girl. Her mom died while giving birth to her. Her dad blames her for her mother's death. All her dad does now is get drunk at hit her, hit her hard. He abuses her mentally, physically, sexually and emotionally. But her dad is smart in the sense he never leaves marks. At least, not where he thinks people will see them. Sure she has friends, but she doesn't feel like she can tell them what happens because after 17 years of her dad telling her it's her fault and that he has to hurt her for her own good, she believes him. She never lets ANYONE get too close, but what'll happen when she gets a new English teacher (Mr. Warner) who she can't stop thinking about? Will she finally let down her guard or will she close him out as well? Everyone has heard the saying: If you love something set it free; if it comes back, it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was. But is Blake willing to take the chance?
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Summary: Dylan's life has always been a routine with very little deviation; it's tried and truly perfect. The perfect routine for the perfect town. The kids he went to kindergarten with are the exact same kids he'll graduate with next year. Nothing ever changes, until Emma moves in across the street. She is different from all of the other girls, with bright pink hair, total confidence and the tendency to speak up for herself, even when she should just stay quiet. Everyone shuns her, calling her names, pushing her in the hall. Everyone except Dylan. After being trapped in detention with Emma, he begins to learn more and more about her. He finds himself leaving the crowd more, something unusual for him. Can Emma help him to stand out for once, even when he's spent his entire life just blending in? Excerpt: We don't say anything else about it, and everyone continues as though the last few minutes never happened. Nothing like that happens in Oakland, at least it never gets seen, and it always gets ignored. You only see the perfect parts. How we all get really great grades because our school system is one of the best in the country. No one commits suicide, no one gets busted for doing drugs. Those things never get recognized, always hidden from the public eye. In the public's view everyone always looks the same, acts the same, thinks the same. Always.

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