His Toy
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Scarlett has been in a relationship with the schools notorious bad boy for a few years now and he's just begun to change.
Kai has always used and broke girls hearts, it's who he was. He's now had enough of Scarlett and begins to do the same thing to her.
He hurt me.
What did I do to him?
I love him.
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