I'm a tomboy, I'm a triplet, and I'm a disgrace to the family. Well that's what all my relatives think of me.
I'm Zoe, and yeah I'm a tomboy, I'm also a triplet, but hell no; I'm not a disgrace to my family.
I go to school like my sisters, I breathe like my sisters, and I blink like my sisters. But I'm no slut. They are all girly girl, waiting for sex, and gossiping. I'm all tomboy, waiting for respect, and lazing around. I'm nothing like my sisters.
My families hate me for not being like them, not shopping, not having 'boyfriends', and not caring about my looks, and so they hate my existence.
I get abused now, from my mum, step-dad and sisters. I don't care though, it's like hitting me shows their feelings.
I hide myself at school, I don't talk to anyone about my problems, and don't follow any goddamn rules.
That was until I get partnered with a guy, Cole, THE player.
He thinks he can get a good fling out of me, and so tries to seduce me, but I turn him down. This left him puzzled, and so tries to ask questions. But I just ignore them all.
He wants to know why I'm not talking to him, so he studies me at school, noticing that I do not talk to any one, and listen to no one.
So he invites me places, places I've never thought would go my way, he talks to me, in a friendly manner, and gives me all the respect I've been dying for.
Slowly he makes his way into my life, into my soul, and into my heart.
I never thought I'd fall for anyone, and I never thought that if I did fall for someone, it would be Cole. The schools player.
But I did. And I don't regret it in anyway
WATTPAD BOOKS EDITION.
Love is a chemical reaction.
When Jordan Hughes arrives at Pinecrest High School, Elliot Goldman's graduating year suddenly gets a lot more interesting. Smart, good looking and charming, Jordan isn't exactly the kind of person Elliot's used to having as a lab partner. But when they start acing their assignments, life is suddenly about more than boring lectures, bad cafeteria nachos, or relentless bullying, and for the first time ever, Elliot can't wait to get to chemistry class.
As they start spending more time together outside of school, Elliot realizes he's never met anyone quite like Jordan. And then everything changes one night when Jordan kisses him, making Elliot question everything about their relationship and about himself. The butterflies start to make sense-the trouble is, right now, nothing else does.
Love was the last thing on Elliot's mind. But as he begins to figure out how he really feels about Jordan, he realizes that sometimes the last thing you are looking for is the one thing you need the most.