The Boy Who Said Nothing

The Boy Who Said Nothing

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Romance
Kyle Summers- the not-so-popular girl at school- is at the best point in her life.. Her dream guy finally notices her, she gets on the volleyball team finally, she starts to attract the popular crowd. What could go wrong? Dylan Beverly- the least popular boy in school- is unchanged.. Still quiet.. Still friendless.. Still dark. He doesn't usually have interests in girls, but he accidentally meets Kyle and practically falls in love with her. Can he win her over?
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This story starts with Nicolas Pearson moving to a new school. This story will move on into him meeting Thomas Weiss, a "straight as a pole" and popular football jock who doesn't care about his existence, and developing a big time crush on him. Then, he'll find out he has a class with him and by destiny they'll have to partner up and work together for a project. Thomas will hate Nicolas after finding out he's gay but after spending some time with him, he'll magically fall for him and they fight some more because well, Tommy doesn't want to be "out" yet but they'll get over it and eventually be the best gay couple in the campus and they live happily ever after. Yup, that's Cliché Beginnings or should I say, how it should be; only instead, Thomas Weiss is the popular gay jock who'd set his eyes on the new straight kid, Nicolas Pearson. All Rights Reserved. 2019. Ryder Xanders

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