The report card
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  • MGA BUMASA 64
  • Mga Boto 1
  • Mga Parte 1
  • Oras 5m
Ongoing, Unang na-publish Jun 19, 2015
Sonya Reynolds is the good girl

She's not utterly and entirely boring *Cough*

She gets good grades and doesn't really care for anything other than her brother, Brady. Oh and the box she has hidden far under her bed, for special purposes

She's never been to a party, ditched class, went to first base with a guy, who am I kidding, she's never even hugged a guy who wasn't her little brother, let alone went to first base with a one.

But when the school system accidentally switches her report card with Jacob Black, the guy with the uncanny resemblance to a Greek god, and who just so happens to get what you'd call "below average" grades, her life takes a turn for the worst.

Everyone starts treating her like some delinquent, like she's no longer worthy, like she's a badass, and what does Jacob help her do?

Simple. 

He helps her become the person everyone sees.
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