[DON'T READ] Heart Breaker

[DON'T READ] Heart Breaker

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Sat, Dec 3, 20162h 6m
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This story is about a dark skin girl who is kind of a heart breaker. When she was young she had everything except for love.... So when she got older she started to hurt love like it was a little game! But she soon meet a white skin boy she try to break his heart... Others warn the boy of the girl games but he didn't listen. The boy had a poor childhood. He had nothing when he was young he was poor and others didn't like him for it. But as he got older he started to not care what the other say but try to show them that he did care for them in his heart. As for the dark skin girl... She don't really know the definition of love....she believe that love is a game that you can play any times... The white skin boy believe that love is something you have to cherish ..something you have to be gentile with. But... As the dark skin girl try to break his heart... It was impossible for her to stay away him. But... The girl will always be known as a heart ❤ breaker
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"We were never meant to last... but we couldn't stay away." They met in high school-young, reckless, and hopelessly in love. When it all fell apart, they thought that was the end. But some love stories refuse to stay buried. When they find their way back to each other, it isn't the fairytale they once dreamed of. Love turns toxic, passion turns destructive, and together, they become the worst versions of themselves. How far will they go before they finally break for good? Or is this the kind of love that never really dies, no matter how much it burns?

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