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"Are you... lost?" Someone asked, her tone impatient. I stopped scanning the room to find the woman behind the voice. I blinked. She had the most luminous blue eyes I had ever seen. Even in the dim glow of the bar they glowed brightly, like her pupils were some type of smooth stone at the bottom of a clear blue ocean. Within her blue there flickered tiny speckles of silver, which gave her an icy, somewhat stony appeal. But it was her slight, lopsided smile that erased any signs of wanting to be alone. No wonder this bar was so popular. "Uh, no," I said, holding up the Help Wanted sign I had snagged from the front window. The woman's cool eyes flickered between the sign and me. She didn't say anything, only looked slightly thoughtful as slender fingers raked through her long blonde hair. "What can you do?" She finally asked, definitely not expecting me to be able to do much of anything at all. She'd be right. "Anything and everything," I answered-lied-instantly, hoping I didn't look too desperate, didn't sound too eager. To be perfectly honest, I hadn't worked a day in my life. My hands were used to weekly manicures not hard labor. But desperate times call for desperate measures. The blonde appeared thoughtful again. Those magnificent eyes gave me a once over, slow and steady. You could see the cogs turning in her head as she considered it. I decided to try and sound more convincing. "I have many skills," I added. Okay, so I stole that from Xena, but I was hoping it worked as well for me as it did for her. The blonde lifted a sculpted brow and the smile was, once again, back on her lips. She seemed amused. Maybe she was a Xena fan? "Alright... I'll start you off cleaning the bathrooms, sweeping the floors, doing the dishes..." Crap.

Emery Davis had her whole life planned. But she didn't plan to catch her girlfriend cheating on her, or to meet Violet McKinnon, a beautiful girl shrouded in mystery. And even though nothing is going the way Emery planned, she finds solace in her newfound friendships. But, what will happen when tragedy strikes and the one person Emery needs is no where to be found? (Slow burn romance, trigger warning for later chapters ⚠️) (THIS IS PART ONE OF A TWO PART BOOK. FOLLOW ME FOR UPDATES)

Ella finds herself in a situation where one of the girls she always sees on her screen becomes her neighbour. What will she do and how will she act when she sees Anna right next to her front door? What will Anna think of her? Will they like each? Let's find out. (18+)

"You fucked a mermaid?!" *Highest Ranks* 1- lesbianromance 5- gaystory 5- wattpadpride 10- girlxgirl

Layla and Meghan dated in high school, but nobody knew they were together. Over a decade later and their lives have taken very different paths. Layla is now a firefighter and Meghan is a single mother. When life brings them back together can they get a second chance or are there too many barriers keeping them apart?

• English • half/closer - Hilary and Khloe ❝ Everything you've ever wanted is on the other side of your own fear, under the sea of your limitation and behind the zone of your comfort. All you need is to obliterate the invisible streak with courage. ❞ Hilary Damien goes with the flow. Although she already has everything---popularity, friends, beauty, and wits, a tragic loss from the past contributed issues to go against her heart's desire. And she doesn't have the bravery to fight for what she truly needs. Khloe Summer goes against the flow. Although she has all the nerve to get what her heart's ambition- --a high-paying career, a modernized treehouse, an imperfection and error from the past concealed the truth about herself. And she fears that they will influence the momentum of her determination. However, because of art, they happened to be in the same flow. As they collide, will they be able to find strength from each other? Or meeting halfway and getting closer is going to be a heartbreak? ... *some events are related to Raindrops and Kiss & Tease series so it's going to be more convenient to read them first* »This is an LGBT-themed story. Read at your own risk«