Fallen For You
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New at NYU Riley tries her hardest to navigate through New York she has no friends no family no one to help her with all these new changes. while her life is falling apart her english Professor Mrs noel is making her life extremely difficult.
Giving her detention for being minutes late. Making her do extra work no other students need to.
But the only problem is Riley can't stay away no
matter how hard she tries.
every corner Mrs noel appears.
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Erica Noel moved to new york to start fresh. Her life has been hard as is and all she wants to do is teach and write.
But when Riley enters her english classroom she can't help but notice everything about her from her long curly hair to her green eyes.
Erica wants to stay away what business does she have with someone younger than her?
One problem every step she makes to disappear Riley is one step closer to her heart
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