So I Ain T No Good Girl

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Centered The story “So I ain’t no good girl “written by “Shoran Flake” the scene feels so realistic to me because some people have gone thru this. This book is about a relationship where one person is in love with the other but the other person don’t like them back but there going out anyways. But this relationship is not those cute ones that u see and your like “aww” , this relationship is most like a “ok u like me I don’t but oh well fine if u want to go out, then let’s go out.” The only reason that I think the girl is still going out with the guy his because his hot. The girl should have broken up with Raheem when this happen “Raheem hand smashes the words back into my mouth, I apologies just like my mom when dad smacks

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