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RIVAL IN YOUR EYES (GXG) [Completed]
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Nova was used to being the golden girl - top grades, perfect smile, the kind of student teachers adored and classmates envied. She was an overachiever, no - she was more than that. A transcender.
Until River came. Calm, calculated, and impossibly disciplined - she stole Nova's spotlight and savoured every second of it.
Years later, at St. Clair College, Nova swore she'd move on. New start, new dreams... no more River.
But fate is inevitable, and it seems that River and Nova will have a hard time accepting it.
New school year, same old academic rival.
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