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I Hate You But I'll Wait

I Hate You But I'll Wait

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Jun 17, 2021
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She was a realist. He was a hopeless romantic. Meet Astrid Van Allen. She's quiet, shy, a total book nerd and the type of person who could never stay mad at you for more than an hour. She lives and breathes books and she practically spends most of her free time inside the library. Hey, if Kadie from "Mean Girls" could have the bathroom, she could have the library. Now, let me introduce Daniel Thorn. He's smart, he's wanted by many, and he owns a leather jacket. People would say he was your typical "bad boy" but, no. He never gets sent to the detention room, never smoked a cigarette in his life (wasn't planning to) and has never touched a beer bottle in his entire existence. Join these two, as fate plays a little trick on them involving a poorly named band, sibling rivalries, a lemon scented pastry shop, spontaneous late night drives, random book references and the stress of a high school love life... and how to keep them.
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