The two of them end up almost having sex, but Carlos stops it because he doesn't want to hurt her: “I have to get it out before I'm in too deep,” he says. They start to have feelings for each other. for obvious reasons.” Carlos tries to prank Kiara by acting like he's about to kiss her.

Sixth, if you bring a girl up to your room you must keep the door open.

Fifth, there's no TV unless you're done with homework. Fourth, you're expected to clean up after yourself and help around the house when asked, just like our own children. Third, curfew on weekdays is midnight, on weekends it's two. I have a six-year-old who is very impressionable, and I don't need him hearing cuss words. As you already know, marijuana isn't hard to find in this city, but you have to stay clean per court order. He gets a set of rules from Professor Westford. He goes to a REACH program for troubled kids and lives with Alex's old college professor, Professor Westford, whose daughter is Kiara. Someone sets him up to be busted for possession of narcotics. After he moved to Colorado he enrolls in Flatiron High School where he meets his peer guide Kiara Westford. He moves from Mexico to Boulder, Colorado to live with his brother Alex. The novel, Rules of Attraction is about Carlos Fuentes falling in love with Kiara Westford and the obstacles they face when trying to be together. It spent three weeks on the New York Times Children's Best Seller List in 2010. Rules of Attraction is a 2010 young adult novel written by Simone Elkeles as the second installment of the Perfect Chemistry series.

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