Everything We Always Were
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The typical friends to enemies to friends again to lovers. A long, dramatic, pull. Delia and James have a complicated relationship and always have. From unrequited crushes to rumors and life-ruining events to great loss and great love. This is their story. High school isn't all exams and bullies, although that is a big part.
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