The Dork and the popular girl
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Ongoing, First published Jul 02, 2015
Picture a perfect town somewhere near the beach, the girls spend the summer tanning on the beach and the winter shopping in the mall and going to the movies, the boys surfing in the summer and playing sport in the winter. Now picture two extremely similar families with one difference, the children.

Aria is a queen bee, everyone loves her, she is a stereotypical girl. 
Iris is a dork, everyone avoids her,
she is the compleat opposite of Aria, ( think Xbox mine craft in her free time) 

But both girls have problems, no one knows about, Aria is suffering from depression and an eating disorder, to make things worse her parents HATE each other and they are destroying Aria and her brother.

Iris is a drug addict, when she isn't playing mine craft, she is sneaking around the back streets of town buying Illegal drugs. 

Then their parents find out and everything goes horribly wrong..........
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