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Not So Perfect
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Ongoing, First published Feb 17, 2025
Mature
Everly, a ballet dancer and singer from Toronto, grew up hearing how perfect she was. With her golden hair and light grey eyes, she captured everyone's attention. But beneath the flawless exterior, she was anything but perfect. No one saw through the mask she wore-except for one person.
Max, a hockey boy from Minnesota, recognized Everly the moment he met her-not for who she pretended to be, but for who she really was. Back in his hometown, Max had been the golden boy, the one who could do no wrong. He left it all behind, hoping to escape the weight of perfection. But when he crossed paths with Everly, he realized something: this time, he wouldn't have to face the journey alone.
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