The Bad Social Romance

The Bad Social Romance

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Ben and Kayley were the school bullies. They were beautiful and popular and they took advantage of that. Ever since they started dating, everyone has been out to get them. They suffered through the torture together, never alone, until Ben decided he had enough and left Kayley to defend herself. Kayley struggles to make all her wrongs right but finds solace in an old friend, Nicolas. A stalker, a love triangle and broken friendships are never a good combination.
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