The Idiot Ruined Me
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Last published Tue, Jul 21, 2015
Meet 16 year old Alexandra Peters. She is smart, nice, funny, an amazing soccer player, and adored by all. She is what everyone at Siltstone high school wants to be. I guess you could say that she was quite popular... She is the one that aces every test. She is the one that people look up to. She is the one that helps you when you need it most.
But one day when she is forced to cross passes with Jesse Stevens, the idiot who was captain of the boys soccer team...will she know what to do?
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