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Romance
Camila Cortez does not play by the rules. Shes spontaneous, a daredevil, happy-go-lucky, defiant, and high half the time. Bane FitzGerald is high all the time. Or your been-around-the-block bad boy. This is not your cliche high school love story. Why? Because the jocks shouldnt be the fourth tier in the food chain. The gays should definitely not be the first. And since when are the spontaneous ones a clique? Since now. So get used to it. ........................................................ Beware the steamy scenes ......................................................... All rights reserved. Copyright.
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