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I was the golden boy-star quarterback, effortless charm, untouchable ego. She was my best friend's little sister-brilliant, sharp-tongued, and completely unimpressed by everything I represented. And I made her life hell. How I Bullied My Best Friend's Sister is a sharp, funny, and emotionally charged story about rivalry, regret, and the thin line between hate and something far more dangerous. What started as childish pranks and relentless battles of wit in high school became a decade-long tension neither of us ever truly escaped. From locker-room humiliations and legendary prank wars to a wedding that drags us back into each other's orbit, this is the story of two opposites who never stopped challenging one another. When time, distance, and adulthood strip away old roles, the cocky jock and the brilliant skeptic are forced to face the truth: the past doesn't stay buried, and neither do unresolved feelings. Now reunited in the most unexpected way-working side by side in the same high-pressure career-the rivalry reignites. Only this time, the stakes are higher, the emotions deeper, and the consequences very real. This is a slow-burn romance filled with sharp banter, lingering glances, emotional reckoning, and the uncomfortable realization that the person who knew you at your worst might be the one who sees you most clearly. Perfect for readers who love: Enemies-to-lovers tension Second-chance romance Smart, strong female leads Cocky heroes forced to grow up High school rivalry that echoes into adulthood Some grudges fade. Some rivalries evolve. And some stories refuse to end the way you expect.

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Avian W. Stork is the pen name of Estonian-born writer Airi, who has lived in Finland for more than sixteen years. A mother of four, she draws deeply on her life experiences-joys, struggles, and transformations, to create stories that are both intimate and universal. Her writing career began when, in a meditative moment, she received a story about her son that moved listeners to tears. Since then, she has published a children's book, Arturi päev turul, in three languages, as well as a travel guide and a fictionalized account of her divorce. Though fascinated by old English art, Renaissance culture, and classic literature, Airi's voice is uniquely her own-shaped by Northern landscapes, resilience, and an untamed creative spirit. She sees ADHD not as a limitation, but as a wellspring of imagination that fuels her work.

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