"We figured. That's why we want to offer you something." British boy said.
"You can call it a proposition." Boy number 5 piped in.
"Or you can call it an offer of a lifetime." Boy number 4 chimed in, earning an eye roll from me.
"So exactly what are you saying?" I asked hesitantly.
"Let's take you to the fun side of town called friendship." Boy number 2 responded.
"A town with no rules on the basis of love, where friends become family. It's that easy" Boy number 3 finished.
At least that's what I thought.
                            ****
Ever broken into a security watched park at 2 am to save someone from possibly dying inside a kids' playground tunnel? Or ever tried to do unspeakable things just to help a friend?
Well that's what happens when you decide to befriend dummies.
                               *****
After leaving home, hostile Renee sets off to a whole new territory in preparation for her Masters.
With zero friends and no iota of what it means to make one, she heads on, determined to keep her head out of drama.
But it seems this trouble can't stay away.

Meet Henry, Chris, Jaxx, Harlan and Matteo. 
Five annoying and humorous flirts seeking a change of atmosphere, a fresh start and a new beginning of some sort.
When these boys come barging into her life, she has to prepare herself for her worst nightmare; Friendship.
Join them as they embark on this course of love, loads of laughter, hatred, adventures and, friendship.

A Town Called Friendship

I let out a shaky breath as soon as I entered my apartment, my back by the door. I slid down to the ground and placed my knees to my chest as I thought back on what just happened. 


Even though I had only known the guys for a few months, I had never seen them get so mad and upset as Jaxx looked. I couldn’t even recognize the look on his face. 


I really wondered what caused the fight and I hoped he was okay. 


For the most of the night, I spent it rolling on the bed, Jaxx in mind. I really hoped he was okay because he looked so different when I saw him. 


I stared at my ceiling, trying to think of ways to reach him and make sure he was alright because like it or not, I cared about him. 


I picked up my phone and dialed Chris’s number, hoping he would pick because was the only one I could call, well apart from the twins. 


“Hey what sup” he yawned, his voice deep and groggy. 


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