Wasabi
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  • Parts 1
  • Time <5 mins
Ongoing, First published Jul 18, 2014
"Sky... I need to talk to you about something," I said as I started biting the insides of my cheeks. 

This is a bad idea, I shouldn't tell her. NO! I have to, I can't  back out now. 

She looked up from her guitar to look me in the eye. "Sure what do you need to talk about?" she asked with a toothy grin.

I took a deep breath. "WhatWouldYouSayIfISaidILikedSally," I asked her as fast as I could get it out of my mouth. 

She looked at me and dropped her guitar. She then proceeded to throw her hands in the air and scream "WASABI!!!!!"

(っ´▽`)っ

Sally, Phoebe, Genevieve, Sky and Jasmine have been best friends since forever. But what happens when 2 of them start to develop feelings for eachother? 

Will they be together or will everything fall apart? 

This is based on two of my friends who are not together but I ship them and most of the stuff in this story has actually happened except for the kissing, confessing their love for eachother, etc. 

Yes this is yuri so don't judge!
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