We Were Never Just Babysitters

We Were Never Just Babysitters

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Gabby didn't come to Stoneybrook to make friends-especially not with girls like Mary Anne Spier. Too careful, too neat, too exactly-the-opposite-of-Gabby. But something about the way Mary Anne watches her-with quiet curiosity, not judgment-pulls Gabby in before she can stop it. Mary Anne notices things. Always has. But she doesn't understand why she keeps noticing Gabby. The new girl with the sharp eyes and sketchbook full of secrets. The girl who seems like she's fine being alone-until she's not. What starts as lingering glances and soft exchanges turns into something neither of them expected. In the hush between words and the spaces they create for each other, a bond begins to form-tentative, electric, and maybe more than just friendship.
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