Summer with the Enemy
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What if you were to spend your last summer at your hometown with your mortal enemy?
For Christina Brown, this summer was bound to be the worst.
Why you might ask? Well, let's see.
Christina's mom has finally gotten the job that she applied for in New York, which means that they're moving by the end of summer.
Kyle Matthews, Christina's worst enemy since sixth grade, is moving into their apartment because his Dad got a job out of the country.
Since Christina's mom and Kyle's dad are pretty close friends, they decided to let him stay at the Brown's apartment.
Not only does he constantly annoys her, but he slowly gets her friends and family to open up to him.
Except Christina though, his excessive tries to get close to her won't work, she hates that boys guts and that'll never change.
...Or will it?
Even so, will Kyle be the one to change that?
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