Rupphire baseball love

Rupphire baseball love

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Ruby is the best baseball player for crystal gems high school. she may be short but she has a bad temper plus a ton of strength. her friends are amethyst, Greg, and Peridot also jasper (not for long) sapphire is a girl who has a couple friends such as Rose,Pearl, and Lapis. she is not very popular and is picked on by jasper (go figure right). when a friendly baseball game between rubys friends against rose and hers will things go terrible wrong or will love bloom from this crazy baseball game and will it last for the rest of the school year.
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A Steven Universe human AU Pearl knows her place. It's to try to avoid the cruel words of other girls. And living through the year would be nice too. Opal knows hers to. She needs to protect her sister, no matter what she has to sacrifice. Even her friends. Lapis has a deadly secret to keep, one that gives her even more of a reason to be her family's enemy number one. Amethyst has been unwanted, abused, and betrayed. And she's nit ready to let that go so easily. And then there's Peridot. She could pull the strings on these girls. But she has more pressing matters to attend to. These girls have one thing in common. They're all likely targets. The enemy? Their own friends and family. Technically speaking, this book isn't rated mature, but it's definitely 13+ for language, violence, and subject matter.

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