The Framing

The Framing

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Allison was never, ever the type of girl who you would expect to misbehave. Her idea of doing something wrong was forgetting to turn in an assignment or lie about the volunteer hours she did on the occasional Saturday. Until she was framed for a crime she did not commit. Jeremy was a total badass. The whole school hated him except his small circle of friends. He didn't even know that Allison, the petite girl who only spoke to her one friend and her cat even existed. Until Allison was forced to help him out.
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