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Every college had a legend. At Westbridge International College, that legend was Firoz Moretti. Nobody knew exactly how many fights he'd been in. Nobody knew exactly how many times he'd been suspended. And nobody knew why the administration hadn't expelled him yet. Maybe because his grades were surprisingly good. Maybe because he somehow never crossed certain lines. Or maybe because nobody wanted the headache of dealing with him. Firoz was twenty years old. A senior. Tall. Broad-shouldered. Always dressed in oversized hoodies, baggy cargo pants, loose jackets, and heavy boots. He walked through campus with his hands in his pockets and a lazy smirk on his face. A smirk that usually meant trouble. He had a reputation. A dangerous one. Street fights. College fights. Arguments. Detentions. Broken noses. Broken egos. People feared him. People respected him. People avoided him. And strangely enough... girls adored him. A fact he never cared about. Because unlike

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Popular doesn't affect me

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Popular doesn't affect me

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Every college had a legend. At Westbridge International College, that legend was Firoz Moretti. Nobody knew exactly how many fights he'd been in. Nobody knew exactly how many times he'd been suspended. And nobody knew why the administration hadn't expelled him yet. Maybe because his grades were surprisingly good. Maybe because he somehow never crossed certain lines. Or maybe because nobody wanted the headache of dealing with him. Firoz was twenty years old. A senior. Tall. Broad-shouldered. Always dressed in oversized hoodies, baggy cargo pants, loose jackets, and heavy boots. He walked through campus with his hands in his pockets and a lazy smirk on his face. A smirk that usually meant trouble. He had a reputation. A dangerous one. Street fights. College fights. Arguments. Detentions. Broken noses. Broken egos. People feared him. People respected him. People avoided him. And strangely enough... girls adored him. A fact he never cared about. Because unlike

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