Not Your Average Rags to Riches
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Cassidy Key is just your average high schooler, attending an elite high school. The prestigious Lavender Academy is known for its excellence along with being a place for the rich and popular. Only problem is, Cass isn't rich which is already causing her problems, and Andi Siradame isn't making the situation any easier. But when family ties get complicated, two worst enemies have to learn how to figure things out.
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