Rising to Popularity
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Iris Clover has been an outcast ever since she started at her new high school. She's just a shadow who walks the hallways and no one pays attention to her. That is until one of the biggest douches is harassing a student and calls him gay. Iris has had enough. After coming to the boy's rescue, she decides she will take it on herself to get revenge on the popular kids for everything they have done to anyone. She disguises herself as a new student for one purpose and one purpose only: to raise her social standing, become popular, and raise hell.
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