Senior Year

Senior Year

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They say a person can change you for good or bad. ●●● Alexandra, a senior in high school has a past she doesn't even want to uncover herself. Her life at school was decent but no one ever understood how she felt seeing and feeling the horror she went through. Not in till Dylan Anderson came in her life. Now she just didn't think about the horror that happened to her but in him. Him being the new guy in her school she decides to help him. Not bothering a bit that everyday she was falling for him harder and harder. ●●● People leave and stay in your life but you learn from that certain someone and become a new person yourself.
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