Blushing Is The Colour Of Virtue

Blushing Is The Colour Of Virtue

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Dec 16, 2020
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Romance
What's in the water at Brookeshore High? Charlotte isn't bad but she definitely isn't good, truthfully she's just trying to survive high school and navigate her infamous title as the "Boy's girl" just because she likes a little(or a whole lot) of attention from the male students. She's not begging, she's just accepting what they are offering and what's so bad in that? Charlotte's never been one to... lets say 'settle' for one guy but never say never. Transfer student Sebastian is about to make that quite hard for our little Lottie, after all she's a sucker for cute blushing boys... they look so corruptible. YOOOOO i wrote this years ago and was sick of not posting it so here. Most likely wont be any more parts unless i get that random want to continue this. We'll just have to see
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But there was something about Charlotte. She wasn't like the most prettiest girl in the world, but anyone with heart could tell that she had a beautiful heart. A heart that could easily be broken. A heart that needed to be protected. -- Her parents dead. Everything she ever cared for, gone. She lives on the streets, shelter filled with people who want revenge. She's dangerous. Dangerous to even look at. She finds herself registering at a high-school. Broke, orphaned and lost. She's in trouble and she can't hide forever. High school seems like the most perfect place to hide. When the last shard of her past supposedly dies, there's no one to turn to. When she finds herself in captivity from someone she pissed off, she is saved by her tutor, Peter. Coincidentally, he has a similar past to hers. Together, they detangle themselves from the mess they are entangled in. Twists and turns strangle their necks, making it harder and harder to breathe. Life falls, and death rises. Holding onto that last shred of hope can be dangerous. When one of them is lost forever, the other mourns loudly but is unheard. But nothing will ever be enough.

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