Opposite Clichés
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  • Parts 7
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  • Reads 215
  • Votes 30
  • Parts 7
  • Time 27m
Ongoing, First published Aug 09, 2015
Luna is semi-popular. She has two wonderful best friends, a wonderful family, and tons of friends at her every need. But what if she spies a particular shy boy in the back of her class?

Noah is the shy boy in the back of the class. The one with only two friends. His home life is disastrous, his father left when he was seven, leaving his mother with five hungry mouths to feed and one measly  underpaying job. At school, he's a chameleon. 

So when these two hook up? Its a given right?

Clichè? I think not.


(*laughs hysterically* heyy) 

Time Bomb: Heyyyy Children. So even tho this is a total cliche (that was a given) its kinda not because we switched the roles. MWHAHAH we so evil. So yeah thats our story! Hope you enjoy it.

Time Bomb: Guys?

Time Bomb: Where'd you go?

Time Bomb: Oh forget it....
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