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Mousy
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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Jan 29, 2018
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Fiction
Romance
Mousy- (of a person) nervous, shy or timid; lacking in presence or charisma. Willow would never in her wildest dreams thought she was going to get saved by someone who was passing by at the right time. Well wrong time for them, right time for her. She also wouldn't have ever came up with what happens after getting help. Not because she has a small brain or that she isn't creative, but because she's been through hell. Going through so much changes a person. For her, it messed her up real good. She didn't think she could be saved.
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Ripe

Willow is an outcast. At school, she's kept at a distance by almost everyone and everything, including her very own guidance counselor, all for three extremely pathetic reasons. One: She has angel bites, the two twin piercings above your lip. Some people find these horrific. Two: She doesn't talk unless she has to. Not exactly mute, but when she does decide to speak every now and then, people get overwhelmed. Three: She always writes the word "ripe" on her wrist every day in Sharpie. It's considered strange. Willow doesn't mind being an introvert... too much. However, when Andrew, a guy that everyone also labels as an outcast, starts bickering with her, Willow can't help to respond to it. Who knows? Maybe Willow isn't ripe after all... and maybe Andrew isn't, either.

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