The Art of Perfection
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  • Reads 765
  • Votes 86
  • Parts 9
  • Time 1h 33m
Ongoing, First published Feb 06, 2017
Katerina Evans knows perfection. Perfection is the calm of silence, when the sound of fighting doesn't reverberate within the walls of her house. Perfection is living safe, no drugs, no smoking, no recklessness. Perfection is forever, which Kat definitely knows is a lie, yet can't help but believe.
     
  Perfection is not Lucas Goode, who rudely barges into her life and turns the normalcy of her ordinary life upside down with his bold and spontaneous ways. Perfection is not the way he makes her feel.
      
  Lucas Goode has what most would suppose a perfect life. Captain of the football team and the town's golden boy, Lucas knows he can't waste time with the town's anti-social and uptight loner if he wants to leave the sleepy town of Briarville. 
      
  But sometimes, life has a strange way of making you do things you don't want to do.
      
      Maybe, just maybe, life doesn't need to be perfect.
      Maybe, perfection is imperfection.
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