The Unwritten Rules of Being Rich

The Unwritten Rules of Being Rich

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Sabrina Carpenter
Gracelyn Mathers is the IT girl at Westland high. She's Pretty. Smart. Funny. And rich. Very very very RICH. Her mother Amira owns Starlight Studios. The Worlds Largest record label. Everyone else sees Gracelyn as the most popular girl at school. But why be the most popular when you can be the most successful instead? Gracelyn is on a mission to break all the rule. The unwritten rules of being rich. The worst thing? She only has one summer to do it.
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Miss Popular on the outside, pure tomboy on the inside. Summer Winters is exactly that ─ hence the contrast in her name. At school she's the gorgeous, undeniably model-material, Queen of Popularity who has the cliché tendency to be mean. At home, she's the don't-dress-to-impress skateboard rider who saves half of her overloaded allowance for the ones in need. Mr Geek on the outside, bold and kind on the inside. Be surprised ─ Vincent Taylor is not only that, but also Summer's childhood best friend. However, according to society, being best friends with an overweighted nerd would be highly embarrassing and capable of shattering her fragile reputation into millions of pieces. So they keep their friendship a secret... Or so she thought. Because out of nowhere, Vincent confesses his feelings for her... In front of the entire school too. ▽▽▽▽▽ © COPYRIGHT Navycoffee on wattpad. All rights reserved.

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