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My Boy (BWWM) by briiiee
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Ezra Grant was able to get any girl he wanted with just a charming smile and a light twinkle of sky blue eyes. He could intimidate anyone with his large stature and fearsome aura. However, he wasn't like most hot guys; he only pictures himself with one girl since the day he knew what the word 'love' meant... and the feeling only gets stronger everyday he's with her. Frankie Allen is 'her.' The quiet girl who has a harder time making friends with her indecisive tendencies and being slightly introverted. But if you ever got the chance to get to know her, you'd wish you'd only met her sooner because she's the most trusted, kindest, and beautiful person you could ever meet. That's who Ezra fell in love with, and each day the love he has for only grew stronger, and so did the difficulty of him not voicing it. But high school changes people and life can hit you hard. Hormones invade our system and it's harder to contain our emotions. So when Frankie starts developing feelings for Ezra, it's obviously fate. But is it fate that will keep them together? Or will the weight of the universe around them tear the lovers apart through jealous crazy exes, obsessed kidnappers, and deranged family members?
Nobody Else  by Nikkoluv
Nikkoluv
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Lesbian fiction
Let It Be by Cee_EpiZenith
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What happens when you go against everything you've known to follow your desires? Caprice is a "stud" as the black lesbian community calls her. The masculine female. She has always been known to date more feminine women until the day another stud came and changed her entire way of thinking. Take a journey through this "coming out of the closet again" story as Caprice dabbles in a side of the urban lesbian community that has only been known in the past as taboo.