not so great

not so great

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Feb 3, 2025
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Fiction
Romance
Jackson Westbrook is the son of a billionaire, but he's done with being defined by his family's wealth. He transfers to a small liberal arts college in Nashville to study audio production and escape the "nepo baby" label. When he meets Estelle Adams, a no-nonsense Women's Studies major, he's intrigued by her independence and sharp mind. To get her attention, Jackson creates an alter ego, Saint August, a mysterious party host and online figure. He throws exclusive events and shares his life through his blog, but Estelle isn't impressed. She's skeptical of anything tied to privilege. As Jackson struggles to win her over, he realizes that maybe the person he's been pretending to be isn't who he wants to be after all. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DISCLAIMER: This story contains mature themes, explicit language, and adult situations. Reader discretion is advised.
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