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Ezra Anderson was the quiet girl in high school. She sat in the corner with her best friend and only spoke when she really had to. Now that she was off into her early twenties and was trying to accomplish a degree in creative writing, she needed to find a way to keep up with all the work while maintaining a social life.
When her best friend Nicole drags her out to a party one late Friday night, she wasn't expecting much of it. But when she crosses paths with a few kids from her past, one being the cute girl from her Philosophy class in senior year, everything gets flipped upside down.
With her attention being directed towards her increasing friend group and new girl in her life, she needs to find a way to maintain both her grades and social life without completely breaking herself down in the process. Though, that's easier said then done.
TW: FAINT MENTION OF R*PE
GIRL x GIRL
[ started: 10/18/19 ]
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