separate ways (an outsiders fanfiction)
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Missy valance is the little sister of cherry valance, the soc. They are complete opposites. The only similarity is being a soc. Missy hates all of cherry's friends and wants to try something new. What happens when she gets in a bit of trouble and she meets the best friends she could ever have? And what happens when they get taken away from her?
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