Abbey's POV
"...and you're going to make Noelle suffer, right? Because she's a lesbian, and used to be your friend, but you can't be friends with gay people." Wilomina said, in a way that made it seem like a question.
I avoided the answer by pointing out that gay people were called homosexual.
"Gay people are called homosexuals! Get that into your tiny brain already! If we are going to make homosexuals suffer, you need to remember that they are called homosexual!" I yelled at her.
Lucky that no one else heard me, or else our plans would have been out in the open, and Noelle could have heard them. And then avoided them. Which would not be good for our anti LGBTI campaign to convince the people to have an anti LGBTI community. And that would be disgraceful.
~~Meanwhile~~
Kathleen's POV
I really want to ask Noelle if she wants to come over to my house to hang out, but she would probably say no, like every other fucking sane teenager these days. I just really wanted a reason to see her again. She was just perfect. So I did ask her. As she was leaving the school, no less.
"Hey, Noelle! Hi, it's me. Um, Kath? From this morning?" I said.
"Oh. Um, hi. I'll just tell my mum where I am. But sure?" she said.
(Cliff hanger! See you guys tomorrow. Yes, I am updating tomorrow.)
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The Art of Fitting In.
Romance16 year old Kathleen Franklin is a lesbian, wants to be loved by someone who truly loves her back, and prefers to be called Kath. She just moved to Etherwood High. She falls head over heels for the beautiful Noelle Green, and finds her feelings hard...
