Going Vertical
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  • Reads 187
  • Votes 7
  • Parts 2
  • Time 24m
Ongoing, First published Jun 26, 2012
For as long as she could remember, Louise Driscoll has been the tallest kid in her class, even among the boys. Now, graduating from high school Louise still can't help but feel like a pubescent pre-teen, awkward and lanky in her tall body. Even though she has wished to be short her entire life, she still finds herself in the very back row of photos. Enter Jude Evans. Though he suffers from a late growth spurt, he seems to be the only male alive who doesn't find her height a complete turnoff. The tall and the short collide as both learn about going vertical.

"Hey, Jude!" Both of us turned to look at a bimbo of a girl waving him over. I noticed his eyes light up. Great, hot slutty chicks. Exactly what I needed. He was gonna go over and he was probably going to make out with that exact girl somewhere in a corner. A girl that wasn't me. Yep. Because guys didn't dig chicks that were miles taller than them.
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