The Bet and The Bad Boy
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Last published Wed, Oct 9, 2013
Adriana has never been really interested in boys and they haven't been interested in her. It was always her friends who got the attention. But when she finds out one her best friends in danger of becoming the victim of a bet. She willingly replaces her friend, but when everyone wants her attention, she is unsure about the one person who attention she wants.
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