Moonshine
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Romance
"I looked around her, at her unmade bed, the ruins of Castle Sydney, and I wondered what exactly had happened in these sheets." \\ They were polar opposites; they were Sydney and Liam. One, a grunge enthusiast lost in her own home; the other, a boy-next-door with a heart as golden as his hair. But they can't deny one thing: their newly-found, star-crossed friendship can't become any more complicated. But as they share sparking cigarettes, smudged school notes and judgemental best friends, they realise just how much they need each other to feel whole again.
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serənˈdipitē/ (noun): The occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way. "Girls are awful, that's why I'm not friends with them." - Sydney Barker. Seventeen year old Sydney Barker prefers to have guys as friends over girls. For her, girls are just too dramatic and problematic. Her five best friends, Walker, Bradley, Tanner, Mikey and Drew, have always been there or her, and she knows that they always will be. But in between her senior year of high school and personal problems, will one of those friends be there for her more so than the others? And in more than a friendly way? Sydney's never been the one for long overdrawn relationships, simply because the thought of being with someone for extended periods of time frighten her. As her friends like to say, she has severe commitment issues. But maybe, just maybe, if the right guy is their for her, Sydney can find it in her to get past her so called 'commitment issue'. © Copyright 2013 Millie Morgan. All Rights Reserved.

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