Wilted Rose
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Last published Sun, Jul 3, 2016
In a world where labels are all that matters rose Martinez is labeled as
Schools most weirdest and most nerdy but it all changes starting
with a wilted rose. Then there is the schools labeled bad boy Ian storm takes an interest on little weirdo rose will sparks fly or will society and labels tear them down
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