Bookstore Bonding
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"So yeah, that was all".
"Don't do that" I give her a look.
"Do what?"
"Let me in a little and then shut me out".
"First off, I've never done that" she chuckles, "second, I just told you what was wrong with me- what else do you need Claire Mason?"
"I don't know- tell me anything- something more" then I grin as I add, "Sophie Wood".
She rolls her eyes at my mockery, it's the prettiest type of eye roll. If anyone else kept repeating my full name, it would probably be annoying- but that's just the way Sophie Wood makes things: not annoying, pretty, perfect.
It's the way she is without even trying.
. . .
Claire Mason is scary.
At least, that's what her peers have deemed her to be. The shortest person in her junior class, the grumpiest person in her friend group-AND sandwiched between three siblings who all have their own unique things going for them-Claire never stood a chance.
Sophie Wood is stuck-up.
At least, that's what her peers have deemed her to be. Sophie is the girliest girl she's ever known, the most popular junior in her school-and the next best co-captain since Claire's super popular, super pretty (and super smart) twin sister.
In hindsight, it wouldn't make sense at all if either of these misunderstood girls worlds collide. However, that's just what happens when avoiding neighbors, useless job offers, and curiosity fall into the mix. The bottom line is, pretty soon-feelings are BOUND to get involved during all of their bookstore bonding.
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