Best friends girl

Best friends girl

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Romance
Pg13 Jason and Alex have been best friends since they were in kindergarten. They has planned their whole future together, going to the same university, getting the same job and eventually meeting girls and getting married. They were in a perfect world until Alex met Angel. Jason didn't like her at first because she and in-between him and his best friend. But all these feelings start to change when Angel has to stay in his house for a few months.
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"They were never a couple......until a prank tore them apart". When friendship turns into heartbreak, will he fight to get her back, or will he let her walk away forever? Alexander has always been focused on basketball, his grades and keeping his distance from messy emotions. When he meets Josephine at university, he feels a flicker of familiarity but can't place where he knows her from. She remembers him, though---how she liked him back then, how he never noticed her. They start as friends. Josephine hiding her feelings, afraid of ruining the friendship she's come to treasure. But everything falls apart when a campus contest for Best Couple suddenly announces them as nominees, a prank neither of them saw coming. Feeling betrayed, Alex lashes out on Josephine, certain she orchestrated the humiliation for attention. But the truth had its way of surfacing, and he discovers the setup. Now he realizes what he lost--and what he truly feels. The question is can he save a rebound or he missed his shot?

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