β Scribed by Sterling, S.L.
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Logan: From the moment we met, I despised Leah as much as she hated me. It only made matters worse when my mother became involved with her father. So, ten years ago, I moved away. But when I come back for the big anniversary party, the rivalry has disappeared and weβre being congratulated for putting aside our differences. What they donβt know is that if I get my way, tonight weβll be sharing a roomβ¦ Leah: From the moment we met, I did everything to get Loganβs attention. All that heβd direct toward me were mean pranks often leaving me in tears. Even when he left for ten years, I still tried to get his attention. It took me a long time before I finally gave up. When Logan shows up unannounced for the big anniversary party, I expect the worst case of rivalry yet, but instead, weβre actually getting along, and everyone is thrilled. And when I end up finding out the truth of why he is back, it shocks me to my core.
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