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OngoingThE bAd BoY aNd ThE bAd GiRl
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- S.Rose
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A close group fractures during high school as heartbreak and bullying change their relationships. The heroine escapes a life that no longer feels safe, then survives years of difficult experiences before returning.
The boy who hurt her confronts guilt over the person she has become. Reunion brings old friendships, home and school into contact with unresolved pain and change.
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