Thula Ann
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"The bad in the world always seems to strike the bodies of the good right when you need them most and it seems to whisk them away...way out of reach. " Thula wasn't like any other girl, her name being one of the reasons. Living with her grandparents, she also doesn't have very many restrictions. She was the type of girl who would go out in the middle of the night to swim, take pictures with her camera, or purposely strand herself in the woods. Ryan, however, was her polar opposite. He was a pessimist, often trying to restrict her from her lighthearted, free roaming ways. And he was quite average. Unlike Thula Ann, nothing about him was strange or out of place. His grades are spectacular, Thula's aren't, he has perfect attendance, she doesn't. They have nothing in common. But Ryan can't help but find that he is slowly becoming more and more attached to this strange, different girl that is way out of his league...even if she is getting him into more trouble than he would've liked.
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