The End of The Year

The End of The Year

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"We're still virgins," He processes slowly. Turning to look at me. "So?" I ask in return. "We're 18 years old, We're in our first year of University, and we are still virgins. Don't you think that's a little embarrassing?" He juts his chin out in question. "If you say so," I shrug. When I lose it. I lose it, right? "Fine, 'MissIdon'tcareaboutbeingavirgin' Lets make a deal," This snaps up my attention straight away. "Go on," I nod in encouragement. "If we haven't lost our virginities by the end of the year, we lose them together," I try to read his face. A chill running down my back, whether its from the cold January air, or from the fear of having to have sex with my child hood best friend. I couldn't be sure. So I do what any normal person would do in this type of situation. I agree.
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I'm your typical high school girl...except for the fact that I'm the only seventeen-year-old virgin in town. Worst part? Everyone knows, and that makes me the hottest gossip topic in the school halls. Sick and tired of being teased and stereotyped, I decide it's time to do something about my...well, sexual status. My hasty decision lands me in a world of trouble, but lucky for me a stranger comes to my rescue. Stephen is much older than me, and to complicate it even more he happens to work with my father. But there's no denying the chemistry between us, and it's simply impossible for us to keep our distance. Unfortunately, it seems that fate might be against us as the one mistake I managed to make comes back to haunt me. No matter how hard we try to make it work, there are just too many variables keeping us apart. In the end someone is bound to get hurt. Odds are, that someone is me. ***CONTENT WARNING - This book is not intended for readers under the age of 18!***

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