Nike
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Nike is the Goddess of Victory. So anyone named after her should win at everything they do right? That is not the case. I've found myself in some pretty awkward situations that in no way counts as a victory. The one that takes the cake would have to be Beckett Rand, the towns resident pretty boy and known trouble maker, saw me completely naked. To make matters worse my mother decided her 17 year old daughter couldn't handle staying in her house by her self. I'm now in the house with the biggest playboy in this town who's seen me naked, and told his friends about it. Call me Nike: Goddess of Awkard.
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