Being Blair
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  • Reads 522
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 25m
Ongoing, First published Mar 18, 2014
"Oh, my god. Blair can play soccer. She's actually  good at it." 

"It's like watching a pig fly, man." Sidney whispered.

I could play soccer. I could kick a ball, and no one could take this away from me. 
I was actually good at something.

Blair was known as the funny girl of her school. The girl who never felt bad and the girl who was always in a good mood. Her jokes made everyone laugh. Even the emos acknowledged her jokes with a snigger every now and then. 
She lived a routine life and was quite happy with how things went.

Until she found her talent. She could play, and she could play well.
The only problem was that she was a girl and the only team that allowed her in was an all-boys team.

Find out what happens when Blair secretly joins a team of boys, hiding her gift from her family and working with her arch-nemesis who also happens to be the school's golden boy.
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