Lisa is gay and has a massive crush on a cheerleader at her school. A cheerleader who is supposed to be 'Straight'. But as the school year, progressives so does Lisa's confusion about Jennie. Maybe Jennie isn't as straight as she seems... Real author - WildcatData06 Story - My crush on the Cheerleader

(WARNING⚠️: CRAZY JENNIE) She's not crazy. Just a little eccentric Jennie Kim is your typical nerd who caught herself in a bit of trouble near the end of the school year when she broke through the stereotypical demeanor of an unnoticeable bookworm and beat the crap out of her best friend's ex-boyfriend. She's not a violent person. Really. But that's what everyone thinks of her as and Jennie just can't help but feel indifferent about her situation when she's got all of her attention on the new girl in town She's bad She's mean She's tough And she has a glare that can pierce right into Jennie's heart. And the best part of it all is that the bad girl has taken residence in Jennie's house. Now that's crazy REAL AUTHOR - IWantToRead101

The school knows Lalisa Manoban as the badass who always speaks her mind, but the truth is that she is barely holding on. She is forced to work long hours to support herself and her depressed mother and just wants to be reassured and loved by someone Jennie Kim is the smart quiet girl in the back of the class who is way too awkward to talk to anyone other than her best friend, Jisoo. She hates being called the innocent and sweet girl, she longs to be taken seriously and to one day stop being so afraid to show confidence What happened when Lisa started failing Chemistry and is forced to have a tutor who constantly drives her crazy? Will Jennie finally feel like she is being understood and let her guards down? Will Lisa be able to build her self-confidence by hanging out with Jennie? Real Author: Teddy_writes

I was only 7 when I met her, but we had an instant connection. We were inseparable. She was always happy around me, but on the other hand, it was a completely different story. I suffered a disorder that caused me to have no emotions. I told her my condition and she understood, but one day she disappeared, I didn't feel sad, worried, or angry like I should have. I just continued my day like any other day. But by myself I continued to have no friends as I got older and talked to no one, but it didn't bother me. I soon became the "Weirdo" as most people would say. I became known as the girl with no emotions REAL AUTHOR - Kathy202