The Deep End
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Wyatt Anderson was too cool for school. He was the stereotypical black boy with the new Jays and fresh line up. He was the captain of the football team and the commander of the honeys. To the untrained eye he had it all. But where was his essence? Beneath all of his illuminating glory...where was he? Tia Williams was nothing if not resilient. She was hard working, smart and had her priorities as straight as they could be. She avoided drama and gossip and wasn't necessarily seen as cool on campus. Her college life had seemingly been going as planned until she met...Wyatt.
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