Bull-shit, I Don't Do Love

Bull-shit, I Don't Do Love

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You know those ridiculously cliché stories you read about the girl and boy and how they fall in love in high school and live happily ever after. This is not one of those stories. My name's Ana Valentine and happy endings, my friend, are complete bull-shit. I hate clichés. I hate false hope. And I hate Xavier Cortez for being the biggest cliché bad boy I've ever met. This is my story and quick spoiler, it is anything but cliché.
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Highest rankings: Break-up: #1 (23rd November 2019) Cliche romance: #1 (23rd November 2019) Cliche: #1 (11th May 2020) Cheesy romance: #2 (20th May 2020) Follow my Instagram for any updates and if you have any questions: @nikki_k123 Aubrey Carthy lives with her mom in Beaufort, South Carolina. She's sixteen and is an only child. Her mom is a nurse in the town hospital and her dad works abroad, in England. Her mom Natalie, has a co-worker, Catherine Parker who happens to have a son who needs babysitting. Natalie tells Aubrey to take the job and she hesitantly agrees. Insert Xavier Parker. Catherine's son. Catherine's sixteen-year-old son. He's had issues with the law and has landed himself on house arrest which means while Catherine works as a nurse and his dad works abroad as a consultant, he needs to be watched. Sworn to secrecy by Xavier, she spends the days with him, stuck, while getting paid to do so. That's why she does it. To get paid. Or does she? Over time, she sees and learns things she wasn't supposed to and decides to fix the broken boy, making him fall harder than ever. . . . . . ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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