Wrecked
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Last published Sat, Apr 6, 2019
Wrecked:
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b : the broken remains of something wrecked or otherwise ruined
c : something disabled or in a state of ruin or dilapidation
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Indigo Grayson is what you would call the girl next door. She's very bubbly and friendly. People flock to her because of her welcoming persona. Even if she's having a bad day, she tries not to let it show. Indigo is like a butterfly, ready to spread her wings for the world.
Luka Hendrix. It's safe to say that the guy hasn't had the greatest life. The guy doesn't necessarily like to talk about it much though. He's had a bit of an anger problem since he was a kid, which's got him into trouble quite often. That boy is something else.
In school, he's deemed "The Bad Boy", due to the fact he gets in trouble quite a lot. From starting fights, to mouthing off teachers and everything in between.
Soon, Luka becomes Indigo's next door neighbor. Which in turn, causes some very unexpected thing.
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Two completely different people cross paths. Come along this journey of teenaged angst, growth and maybe even love.
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