Why not?

Why not?

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Rose is your average goody two shoes. She'll do anything to please her parents and her lovely sick grandmother. She then meets Will, the bad boy of the school who never does his work. He plays a game with Rose. If she can tutor him to pass senior year, he will give Rose money to pay for her grandmothers sickness. Why wouldn't Rose pass up this opportunity?
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