I'll Be the One

I'll Be the One

2016 • 326 pages

For better or for worse, in sickness and in health, as long as we both shall graduate. Rachel Wheaton The senior Economics project is supposed to teach us about real life. Budgeting. Social classes. Careers. I was supposed to plan it all out with my school husband. I didn't plan on actually falling in love with him, too. But sometimes real life doesn't go according to plans. Sometimes you have to make hard decisions and sacrifices for the person you love. That's what marriage is about, right? James Tennyson I've always known things before they happen. Nothing major, like lottery numbers, but it's been pretty useful for things like playing football and dodging clingy girls. I've never been able to see my future. I didn't think much about it, to be honest. Until second period, when she walked through the door. Falling in love with her unlocked something inside me. Those little things I know? Now they're big things. Life-saving things. So who do I save? And at what cost? I made a vow to her. For better or for worse, in sickness and in health, as long as we both shall live.

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