Justtdelph

Miles Wells was the pain in Cassandra Steven's ass two years ago until he left town and went miles away.

Now he's back and she expects him to continue doing what he does best; bully her but there's a huge shocker. 

He's changed.

He is no longer the player everyone knew him as or the bully Cassandra knew him as, he's now a broody student who's only interested in finishing highschool with top grades and improving his football skills.

Of course, Cassandra should be elated that he's not interested in bothering her anymore but reverse is the case, despite the disagreement with her friends, she is interested to find out what made him change.

Would she listen to her friends, what really made Miles change, would Cassandra just mind her business and concentrate on finishing highschool like Miles is interested in?

Find these and many more in this teen fiction that will keep you awake till 3am.

Hey Cassie.

Hey guys, this book is highly cliché and extremely cringe-y, proceed at your own risk.


Everyone is gonna be happy getting to know that their bully doesn't want to bother them anymore but with Cassandra Steven it is different. She is bothered when he comes back from where he went to two years ago, changed.


To her, there is more than it meets the eye and she is interested digging it out. Is it sheer stupidity or Miles actually means more to her than she thinks he does.


Meet Miles Wells, your average jock, player and Cassandra Steven's personal bully.


Then meet Cassandra Steven, a movie addict, your practical teenage girl, novels lover.


When Miles leaves town, Cassandra is happy the cause of her problems is gone but now he's back and she's freaking out only to find out one thing.


He isn't interested in bullying her anymore, he isn't interested in anything anymore other than leaving the hellhole called highschool with good grades and great football skills.


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In simpler terms, honey, steal my baby and I will haunt you.


The language might be a bit matured and there might be some sexual references.


I also tend to go back and forth between American and British English and this hasn't been proofread so proceed at your risk.


Author's note.