If you found a diary on a bench in a park with absolutely no one around, would you read it? Most people would, to try and find a name or something that they could use to return it to they owner. Other people might just be being nosy, but that's rude. When Niall found the tattered purple diary in the park, he was originally searching for an address. He was intrigued, however, by the girl's writing, and he kept reading until he finished it (not meaning to be nosy, of course, just curious, although that would be considered as nosy). He was determined to find the girl after he finished. Would she be the person he imagined?

I am a guy . And when I find a diary , I intend to read it. So when I found the diary which my best friend who happens to be a girl , keeps. I read it. And it changed my life forever.

"What the heck, where is my diary," I said to myself. This can't be happening. If someone stole it I am going to kill myself. What if someone at my school stole it? Oh no, that wouldn't be good. I am freaking out right now. What if they read it? It has my secrets in it. What if told everyone at school? My life would be screwed for good. I wouldn't be able to show my face in public. Let me just hope it is good hands if someone stole it.

We've all seen Nikki's diary and we all know she's a dork. But what happens when MACKENZIE HOLLISTER, the most popular girl in school, has a diary of her own? Is she a dork too? Or is she just as mean?

" dear diary, today i fell in love " eunha falls in love with a girl behind an unknown number jeon heejin au ; romance , fluff started ; july 17th , 2020 ended ; november 15th , 2020 [ this was my first story ever , so it's very bad . proceed with caution ]

The diary of a closeted lesbian with a crush on her best friend.

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