Don't Fall For Him

Don't Fall For Him

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Glee
Kurt Hummel is the most popular guy in school. He's the head of the Cheerios, is best friends with the 2 cutest girls in school and is respected by all of his peers. And that's with him being gay. But when exchange students from Dalton Academy come to Mckinley for a week, he notices one guy: the nerdy, unpopular, Blaine Anderson.What will he make suffer: his feelings for Blaine or his popularity?
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Camille Rivers thought she had her high school life perfectly balanced-aces on the Cheerios, hidden songwriting journals under her bed, and a smile that never cracked. But when Coach Sue Sylvester sends her along with Santana, Quinn, and Brittany to infiltrate the New Directions, Camille finds herself caught between loyalty to her squad and the rush of something bigger: music. At first, Glee Club is just another one of Sue's schemes, but Camille's voice and presence quickly prove she's more than a background spy. As she bonds with the misfits she was sent to undermine, she struggles with Sue's constant pressure, Santana's sharp loyalty tests, and Quinn's suspicious watchfulness. Torn between two worlds-pom-poms and piano keys-Camille must decide whether she's willing to risk her spot on the Cheerios to embrace the part of herself that finally feels real. Because sometimes, the hardest routine isn't on the cheer mat-it's finding your true voice.

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