Stargazing

Stargazing

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Romance
❝We were just two people who happened to be attracted to each other at the same time, Charlie.❞ +++ After having a rough year in complete misery, Olive returns to school determined to finish the next two years of high school under the radar. After monumentally screwing his life up, Charlie was determined to leave high school with a certain someone in his life. The two have their issues; Olive has repulsive feelings over night skies while the same night sky haunted Charlie's dreams. Both still have lingering feelings for one another, yet one wants to neglect it whereas the other clings onto it tightly. Once their lives inevitably interfere once more, it's up to them to either make or break what's left as Olive tries to erase her summer memories while Charlie discovers them. +++
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Christmas sucks. When Emily Shepherd's boss boyfriend cheats on her with her best friend, she loses everything in one night-love, friendships, job, and home. In a weird fit of desperation (or some deep-rooted need to punish herself even more) she moves back to her hometown, a place that also holds some emotional trauma. The ghost of that experience still haunts her, but it's nothing compared to the actual ghosts haunting her. No one believes her, of course. So, two weeks before Christmas Emily has no boyfriend, no friends, no job, no money, and no prospects. But she does have two ghosts. And Leo. And suddenly, Christmas doesn't suck so much.

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