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She's the one who timidly hides alone in the back of the library, her nose buried in countless books. He's the one who's surrounded by heaps of fellow students, his mind racing with constant thoughts. She's the one who can never overstep her own boundaries, in fear that she will lose the approval of those that dictate her self-worth. He's the one who doesn't know if things will ever fall back into place again, silently hoping that everything won't crumble to bits before him. What's the only similarity that two polar opposites share? Traumatic pasts continuously haunt them every living moment of their lives. __________ Meet Averylyn Mitchell, an insecure girl who only wants to try to fit in with the people around her, in hopes that she won't be different from everyone for once. When she abruptly moves from the home she knows all her life in New York City to a small town in the countryside of Minnesota, it isn't at all what she expects. On the other hand, Walden Bradley is a boy who's reclusive and distant towards everyone for reasons that they can't seem to understand. Despite his reasons for his sudden anger to others at times, fellow students can't help but envy the varsity hockey player and his circle of friends. Can a quiet, self-conscious girl and a cold, apathetic boy balance each other out and learn the true meaning of love and life? __________ SEE WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT WLTU: • "I love your story! It is really well written and goes very smoothly." • "You've created an amazing drama, which I've come to love... I love your writing style because it is extremely descriptive and emotional. It just lets one look through the eyes of the characters and feel exactly what Wade and Avery are feeling which is a quality that is not to be found in many stories I have read yet."
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