Society is a Superficial Thing
Lunar_Moon69
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Lunar_Moon69
Ongoing, First published Mar 16, 2019
ballroomfictionlgbtqrichgirlromance
At the age of fifteen, a certain number of rich and privileged girls participate in an event called a coming out party. No, not coming out as a certain sexuality, but as a woman to society. 

This has been tradition to the Council of Moral,and it has always been perfect. Of course behind the dresses and glamour there is gossip. There will be nothing that will impact the way of the rich and privileged minds.
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