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Last published Tue, Mar 31, 2015
"Now Parker that's not very nice. I thought you were a sweet girl." He tsked. He started moving closer. Soon we'd be mere inches apart. Almost Eskimo kissing. There was teasing in his voice. He was close enough now that I could feel his minty breath as he spoke his next few words.
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Parker Jones moved to a new town in the middle of semester. Her mom decided it was time for a scenery change - back to her hometown. Parker couldn't disagree more. With her wild hair color, band tees, beanies, and converse she didn't think she'd fit in that well. This town's small and everybody's made their social groups already. How would a born and raised big city girl fit in with born and raised small town folk. The answer? She doesn't seem to think she will. But this is her mother's hometown and as long as her mom's happy she'll try to be happy.
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