Two Young Hearts

Two Young Hearts

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Perky Lily is thought to be a shallow cheerleader, to prove NorthSide Middle School wrong she decides to befriend a social outcast, Matthew. She realizes that she just met her best friend and tries to show the school how great he really is.
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Achieved: #1 in comfy ✨️ Amongst five childhood besties, Tammy leaves her friends behind when her family goes abroad. The remaining friendship was still strong, moving through middle school until a random malice between two of the girls, Becky and Reyna, disrupted the group's bond. The cause of the malice is a secret though. Something both old friends keep to themselves stubborn to not let Daphne and Jaida (the other 2 girls) know. Though, it's a secret Reyna keeps not for herself but for Becky. A few years go by and everyone, but the clueless girls, keep one another at a distance. From primary school best friends to girls they once had fun with. Tammy returns to the town and starts school. It's the same high school her old best friends are also attending. Fate was surely trying to stir something up. She is excited when she finds out and the other girls are just as happy to see her again, but she isn't aware about the group's fallout. Daphne decides to challenge their fallout again and reunite them as best friends. But when there is a secret and different perspectives, reuniting the girls won't be easy ...

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