I'm With Her (girlxgirl)
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  • Parts 10
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  • Reads 676
  • Votes 23
  • Parts 10
  • Time 54m
Ongoing, First published Aug 01, 2018
Allison Clarence has been walking on eggshells her whole life. Her parents rule her with an iron fist, controlling almost every aspect of her life and she complies. She's never thought  she was strong enough to give in to the urges she's had to live a different life., away from her parents and their hatred. Moving to a new town doesn't seem to change anything.

Until she meets Lauren Trent.

Star quarterback of their high school and all-around rebel, Lauren opens Ally's eyes to a whole new world that's she's been blind to her  whole life. Lauren promises to show Allison everything she's been missing out on in her sixteen years. But what neither expected to find was love.

But Ally's parents aren't ready to let go Ally's life. They will do whatever it takes to split Lauren and Allison apart, no matter who they have to hurt to achieve it.


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