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Ivy Grey and her twin sister, Sophia, seem to be normal. Their parents are rich, snobby, and generally ignore the two girls, and so they send Ivy and Sophia off to York Academy, a finishing school where they're supposed to learn to be just as snobby as their parents. Having to move from beautiful La Jolla, California to rainy, dreary Washington seems horrible. But when the girls are told a surprising secret about the school, and the magic that blossoms there, they are instantly entranced. So unfolds the two girl's life at York, full of friends, enemies, magic, and a little bit of romance. *NOTE* I originally started writing this story with my friend a year ago, so the idea for the story belongs to both of us. However, as I write the story here, I will probably be changing major parts of the plot, and this friend will not be helping me.
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