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Loosing My Head

Loosing My Head

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This is a true story about me and my friend's experiences in middle school. We are currently in high school now and decided to write about how horrible it was. Situations in this book actually happened... but maybe a little over exaggerated. Names in this story have been changed due to protection issues. my character is Ariana and My friends is Katrina or Kat. @xfood_netflix_booksx co wrote this book with me. Enjoy reading it :P.
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*Insert dramatic music* Two best friends, normal, right? Well, not in this case. Love wasn't a thing in either of their lives. But when each other entered, it...was awkward..? A not so innocent blonde and a very outgoing, annoying brunette. Stuck between, just friends, or each other's love interests. What will they do? Will boys get in the way, or were they always meant for each other... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Avery and I were walking the field, talking to each other, or should I say just her talking and me listening. We walk past this tree, and then she stops. "Wait! Can we sit under this tree? It's kinda hot, and also, I'm getting lazy." I smile at her. "Of course!" I say, going under the tree and sitting down. She walks over as well, I pull my hand out to help her, she takes it and sits next to me. "Wow, such a gentleman," she mocks. I laugh at her joke. I love that she makes me smile.

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