Saving The Infamous Delinquent.

Saving The Infamous Delinquent.

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Hi my name is Ivey Sprecco and I've been blind since I was thirteen because of my mom's abusive ex-flame. No, I'm not horribly disfigured, but I'm emotionally coping. That horrible day I didn't just lose my sight but I had also lost my mom, she had died when he shot her a few feet away from me, but I couldn't do anything because I could not see. You don't know how guilty I feel for her death I could have saved her, but I was- blind. Her screams echo in my head as if taunting me every time I'm surrounded in silence so by making up for the quiet I sing or hum because I can't really do much else. So I guess that's all I would ever be is just the blind hopeless girl. If you are wondering if I live with my dad well I don't anymore because he slowly started to blame me for letting an abusive man stay with my mom and I couldn't take hate from my only living family member so I decided to live with my best friend Daisy and her mom Auntie Rachel. The day I met Evan he was sweet towards me; he treated me like an average person. Later on I learned that he wasn't the guy I thought I met, but that didn't stop me from finding out more about him. Evan made a deal with me that if I sing for him and be the friend he needs, he'll tell me the truth to his reality. I think it's a fair share, but not everyone thinks so. So this is the story of how I, the blind girl, is trying to help someone see the light even though I myself is lost in darkness. So I'll tell you my story if you are willing to listen.
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An internal voice whispered, "Call him." But I chose not to. I dismissed it once more, saying, "He never liked me anyway." Yet the dilemma lingered. "But maybe he does. The way he looks at you... it's different." Out of nowhere, he glanced my way. My heartbeat quickened, sending shivers down my spine. I averted my gaze, pretending to look around. "Has he noticed me? No, wait-oh my god." --- After switching high schools, Nina discovered a new way of life. She fell in love, made wonderful friends, and everything seemed perfect. But Ethan-a popular boy who never focused on anyone but her-was the object of her hatred. He was always there, always keeping her safe. He used to annoy her endlessly. She hated him deeply. Until she didn't. For a while, she was content with her high school experience. That is, until something mysterious turned her world upside down. Forced to move to a new city, Nina had to cut ties with everyone she once knew. Eight years later, fate brings her face-to-face with him again. "Ethan..." He's the key to everything-the truths she never knew. When she was lost in the dark, he always held the light. But now, things are different. She despises him. He's colder than ever. Or perhaps she fears him. Fears that he'll leave her again. Will their lives ever return to normal after everything they've endured? "Maybe?" "Maybe yes. Maybe no?" --- Started: 8 November 2021 Ended: 19 December 2022 Rewritten: December 2024 --- ### Rankings Goals So Far: #1 Adolescente #1 given up #1 blinddates #1 pretend #10 twistedromance #50 high school romance --- ### Notice: This is my first published story, and it contains numerous grammatical errors and bad editing. If you're interested in the storyline, please don't judge me too harshly based on this book. Better stories are on the way-I'm still learning and improving every day. Enjoy! ✨

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