Bratz
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Sophomore year has officially started and when four young ex best friends cross each other's paths, drama and chaos just tends to follow them around. But upon their second semester, the four young teens must overcome their differences and welcome each other with open arms to complete a school project that has to be done by the end of their second semester. {I don't own anything but the plot, please understand that I am taking a more mature approach with this} (Ps: I got this mature concept from a twitter user) (Pss: there will be some happy, fun, and funny moments in here, even very disturbing ones) (Psss: this takes more of a "Starrin' & Stylin'" approach because Bratz: Starrin' & Stylin' is the best Bratz movie because despite being a cartoon, it's probably the most "mature" "realistic" one, but with a twist.) Trigger Warnings: Mentions of: eating disorders, drugs and alcohol use, depression, anxiety, assault, racism, body dysmorphia, etc..
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"Hey, aren't you the guy who sells T-shirts by the Academy?" Katie asks me. "Yeah ... I-I though you'd never know." I say. She's never noticed me before! Inside, I'm jumping crazily. She finally knows who I am! Writing down the answer to the 4th question, she asks, "What's your name again?" Never mind, she doesn't. ------------------------- Tyler Forrest has sold T-Shirts for a long time at his Dad's T-shirt shop. Almost everyday, his crush since elementary school, Katie Vanilla, goes into the shop to either look around, or talk to Tyler. Tyler has never known why, but she does; and at the shop, they're basically friends. Katie Vanilla is 'The Popular Girl' at school, and everyday she goes to the T-shirt shop to get away. She wants a break from her very busy life. Now at school, Katie doesn't even know Tyler exists. At school, Tyler's his alter ego shy self, with only a handful of friends. It's not until one day, he offers her help on her homework that she realizes they go to the same school. Isn't she smart? Tyler, excited as can be, hopes their store relationship will carry over to school, but will it? And why does she really talk to him at the t-shirt shop? What's her backstory? And the biggest question is, does Katie even like Tyler?

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