The Sweet Boy ❣

The Sweet Boy ❣

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Jun 25, 2016
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Romance
Shyliegh Reed is a sophomore who is tired of moving. Her father is in the United States Navy. A Navy Seal to be specific and they are constantly moving. She has always lived in a city sort of area but she has now moved to New York City! A city very big compared to the smaller cities she lives in. She begins her first day of New York High! One of the biggest public schools in America. And on just the very first day of her Junior year the journey begins. She turns the corner and sees one familiar face. Who is it? This is another cliche story that all you girls will love to read if you like cliche girly, sappy, and totally FICTIONAL BOY EXPECTATIONS.
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Shy Boy

There was a boy that likes a girl. He always took notice of her even when she wasn't aware of his presence. With his nerdy appearance and his black-rimmed eyeglasses, he thought it was improbable that he could have a chance with her. He was just a nobody. Always afraid of taking chances, fearing of stumbling in the midst of his words, and his confidence shrinking. Even the thought of her, he has the butterflies growing in his stomach. With just one look at her and he was already in trouble. All he needed would just be that little push to overcome his shyness and taking a step forward. -- #1 on #highschoollove #2 on #loveatfirstsight #122 on #firstlove #14 in #shortstory Thank you!

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