The Topic Hidden Meaning (Junior High Series #3)

The Topic Hidden Meaning (Junior High Series #3)

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Grades are more important than anyone else. Achieving higher must be the top priority of your life. That's the quote of Matteo Amir Gallano, a journalism student. Matteo was known at his school as an aloof student. He's the top student in their school. But Elisabeth Faye Valera, a journalism and transfer student, is also planning to steal his position. Elisabeth is the opposite of Matteo. She is approachable, sweet, and kind. But she has a killing aura when it comes to academics. When their skills, talent, and intellect are combined. Both students and teachers cannot help but praise them. Many say that they're the perfect combination of beauty and brains. But for them, they don't want to be paired; they don't want to share the top 1 place. But their teacher paired them for their journalism final project, which is that they have to create an article about their schoolmate's suicide that no one knows. They don't have a choice but to work together. But as they unveil the topic, they both realize that many secrets need to be broadcast. Will Elisabeth let Matteo uncover the truth? Will Matteo accept the hidden meaning of the topic?
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