You & I
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Liam has never been one to fall into the classist system that is placed in high school. He wasn't a part art of any sports, clubs and most definitely not theatre.
After his move during His junior year of high school, he just felt so out of place. He tried, he really did, but no one seemed to pay attention to him.
Except for the night of his sixteenth birthday party. When he meets a certain someone who would make his life a whole lot better.
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