More Than Always
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Ruby Cadwell and Asher Reed have been each other's constants since third grade, the steady heartbeat through every growing pain, every victory, every heartbreak.
After a whirlwind first year at NYU, they return to their hometown for a summer reunion with their childhood friends.
There's just one problem...everyone is bringing a plus-one.
One weekend.
One harmless lie.
One pact to pretend they've crossed the line from best friends to something more.
What if the love you've been searching for has been standing beside you all along?
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