Defining You
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  • Reads 93,579
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  • Parts 17
  • Time 2h 5m
Complete, First published Jan 08, 2012
Meet Emmy Sherman, a quiet and overachiever bent on always keeping the rules. Now, meet Shawn Davis, a trouble maker and adrenaline junkie who plays out his worries on the guitar. Both completely different, whose paths soon cross. Emmy thinks Shawn could be more concerned about school, and Shawn thinks Emmy should learn to live a bit. Together they try helping each other fill the holes in their lives, but when Emmy discovers a dark secret about Shawn's past, could it ruin their recently acquired friendship?

"Falling in love is effortless," Shawn smiled, gazing out into the city lights. "It can happen in a second. in a heartbeat. that's the beauty of love."

Emmy knew he was just trying to distract her. "So what happened to the girl you loved?"

Shawn's face went blank. "She's dead."


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