Divine Intervention

Divine Intervention

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Being a fifteen year old and smoking a pack a month was bad. Being a seventeen year old and smoking a pack a week was even worse. Amity finished her first pack of cigarettes at the age of fifteen. She has been addicted for two years. A usual day in the park introduces her to an arrogant arse wipe. Luke hates anything associated with cigarettes but why is he so focused on talking to Amity? Through friendships, heartbreak and self discovery, will Luke become Amity's new addiction? ♥ I apologise as I am horrible at writing these description things. I hope you can give this story a chance. ♥
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