Misconduct

Misconduct

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Delaynee has done nothing in her life to deserve the cards she's been dealt. Straight A student, perfect foster child, and a friend to anyone and everyone who needs one, no matter the clique. She's most definitely doesn't deserve to take care of her best friend after a stupid drunken mistake, but Delaynee ends up cleaning up the mess her friend made. Again. Delaynee is graduating, and needs to decide, as do her friends, which is more important: Friendships or a Dream Career and a shot at a life for themselves. When all her other friends choose their career, Delaynee decides she can't leave her best friend, AJ, to fend for herself and chooses friendship. After everyone but Delaynee takes off, she starts to learn the value of friendship, the importance of living her life for herself by not always living to wait on others, and realizes how to put herself first, in addition to figuring out the beauty of first love, along with the pain of heartbreak, guilt, and loss. Life isn't fair. It isn't meant to be. It's about taking advantage of the cards you've been dealt, and making your own luck, no matter the odds.
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Alexander West and Emily Waterhouse were once inseparable. They were the best of friends. Through thick and thin, they'd stick together, they said. Fast forward 4 years later, and no one, except the few people that were around during their middle school days, even knew the friendship Emily cherished so dearly ever existed. Alexander West, the sweet boy she adored and loved, and who adored and loved her, had turned his back on her and started hanging with the bad boys crowd. Some called it a summer fling, some called it a fleeting romance, but to Emily, despite having been short-lived, the friendship they had was so much more than that. He was her rock. The only guy she had let into her life and felt 100% comfortable with. Until everything came crashing down on her and left her under a pile of rubble. But even after 4 years, Em still can't let go. Is she the only one that had stayed in the past? Or had the boy she shared that past with never left in the first place?

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