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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, May 1, 2017
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Romance
not it; a game everyone at beacon hills highschool plays, except for me. the game is overrated and disrespectful. It's pointing out people's insecurities. Basically when you're with your friends and you spot someone who is gross, or lame, or just someone you enjoy to target, you say not it and if you're the last to say it you have to get rid of them or in the male version of course you have to "deflower" them because it's only fair.
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Allison Argent is new to Beacon Hills. She comes from a normal family, or at least as normal as a family can be when they sell firearms to the law enforcement. Quickly being recruited into the popular crowd of Beacon Hills. Lydia Martin becomes her best friend (her first true best friend since she moved so much) and ruler of the school. Allison loves her life at the school within five minutes of her first day. Things seem even better when Allison meets Scott McCall. Star player on the school's lacrosse team. He's handsome, sweet, and one of the nicest guys you could ever meet. There's one really big problem though. He's Lydia's boyfriend. Will Allison get the guy and lose her friend? Will she lose the guy and keep her friendship? Will she lose them both? Or will she get them both? You'll just have to read to find out.

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