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MatureComplete Sat, Jan 3, 20261h 42m
Hazel lived for the stage. Alex lived to outrun his past.
When their dance teacher throws them together for the biggest competition of their lives, sparks fly-just not the good kind.
She hates his smirk. He can't stand her glare.
But when the music starts, their bodies speak the same language...
And the closer they move, the harder it is to keep the line between rivals and something much more dangerous.
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