A Freshman Winter

A Freshman Winter

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A group of ten friends, after nine years of living, laughing, and loving together, finally separate apart as they enter freshman year. The boys go to an all male private high school. The girls go to a school similar to the guys'. Not Sabrina though, who was only able to attend the local public high school, without her best friend Joe. Now, five months in, the group is still together. True, they don't see each other every day, but they still love each other, even after past problems. Family by love, and not by blood after all. In fact, new people have joined their gang, like Owen. But with Winter Break closing in and problems arising, the real ride will start. Friendships will be tested, secrets will be shared, emotions will be driven, and hearts will be shattered. And there is no telling where it'll get off. Or a better way to describe it, who will fall off. Cover done by: @ShadowNinja21 Copyright 2014. All Rights Reserved.
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Do you know any love triangles? Remember how chaotic, complex and messy they become? Surely then, a love cross-web won't be a problem at all... will it? *** After an 'eventful' middle year Andrew wanted to live a grand life. Leave an imprint, touch lives, and make an impact. You know- the common bullshit teens sputter these days. But... with puberty punches, grade lunches, and relationship hunches- all he wants to do is disappear before another screwup! Completed: 14/5/23

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