Morgan has had a tough life. From growing up to losing her mom when she was only nine years old, to having a unstable lifestyle that involved moving to place after place. Not to mention the countless therapists she's had to deal with over the years and never finding a solution to her messed up life. All of Morgan's problems are getting worse by the day and there's no escaping them. Until one woman, who happens to be her therapist, finds a way into Morgan's mind and settles her demons. Can this woman help Morgan after all these years? Or is she just another bump in the road for Morgan to struggle getting across.

"Do you want me?" "No" "Are you sure?" "No"

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"Why the fuck are you even here anyway!? For fuck's sake, I don't need anyone!" the girl blew up as her cheeks flush in anger, outrage and confusion. However, just two words from the girl diffuses her anguish, her body relaxes, her gaze softens, her body practically betraying her as she hears her say "Come cuddle?"

The all girls catholic school houses firm believers of the lord, Jesus Christ. Oh, and a bisexual atheist who's determined to get into the president of the student council's pants-- skirt, rather.

We all have something to hide but these two women have really met their match. Highest Tags: #1 in teacher #1 in representation #1 in LGB #1 in lgbtpoc

Zara Wexler was so ready to graduate high school. She had it all planned out. She was going to go to Yale like her parents and then find the love of her life. They would travel, support their favorite causes while building their respective careers. Everything would be perfect. The thing is that nothing ever goes exactly as planned. Zara becomes confused when her crush Alyson Crawford shows an interest in her. Alyson was supposed to be straight. She has a boyfriend and her dad would probably be voted in as President of the Homophobe Club. As the school year progresses, Zara finds out how complicated love can be.

Jessie Kawecki desperately needs a break. Her girlfriend broke up with her, she's sleeping on her brother's couch, and she's got maybe about forty dollars in her wallet. Still, when she gets offered the position of nanny to the three cheeky daughters of single mother Elizabeth Canfield, she hesitates. Closed-off and cold, Elizabeth is harder to handle than all of her kids together, and Jessie has no idea how long she can manage to put up with her. But she could really use the money, and she probably won't see that much of Elizabeth anyway. Why else would she need a nanny? Started: December 16, 2020