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Chapter 8 - Don't You Want To Be Famous?

Author: Vivian D. Wilson
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-08 21:58:54
Samantha blinked at the screen. At first, she was incredibly confused, and she couldn’t even recognise what she was seeing, but that was until she really saw her face.

It was an old picture of her twenty-year-old self that had been pulled from some forgotten corner of social media. In it, her arms were slung around Jason Hale’s shoulders, both of them laughing without a single care in the world as she stuck a rabbit-ear gesture with her fingers above his head.

Her lips parted. “Where did you get that? That’s my personal..

”

The boy cut her off, smirking in the annoying way children usually do when they think they’re being cute. “It’s everywhere. I***a, TikTok, T*****r, or X or whatever. Look! Jason Hale himself posted it.” He jabbed the screen again with his finger. “And he said you’re the one. He said you’re like his soulmate or whatever”

“What?” Samantha whispered in confusion, “He said what?”

The other kids crowded even closer, pointing their phones at her and surrounding her like
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Lol….I just hope jason has really changed
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