Rule Breakers
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  • Reads 10,088
  • Votes 307
  • Parts 21
  • Time 2h 48m
Ongoing, First published Apr 29, 2016
"We are Theodora Carter and Nathaniel Pearce, two friends who are falling for each other."  

When Thea is forced to move to her aunts home due to her murderous ex boyfriend threatening her life, she plans to keep a low profile. That was until she met Nate, the emerald green eyed player who is known to sleep around. Although Thea doesn't want to she can't help but fall for him and, much to Nate's surprise, he is falling for her too. 

Except, there's one problem. Thea and Nate have a friend, Natalie, who has made multiple rules that every person in their friendship group must follow otherwise they can't be friends anymore. One of these rules are - no relationships with each other. 

As Thea and Nate fall harder and harder for each other it's impossible not to break the rules. But are their feelings worth loosing a friend? 

Read on to find out...
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