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They Call Me Nick
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Ongoing, First published Oct 27, 2020
Nicole has been playing hockey since she first learned to walk. She's a complete natural on the ice, and her Father couldn't be be more proud. But her Mother couldn't be more disgusted with her after her fifteenth birthday, where Nicole first sported her new haircut. 

Nicole's hockey team has never seen her without her mask and gear. On top of that, her voice sounds more like a squeaky twelve year old boy's. And there are plenty of boys on the team with long hair. No one suspects She's really a girl. 

But is she? 

Raised in a town where titles such as 'Gender Queer' or 'Transgender' or even 'Non-Binary' are unheard of, Nicole is faced with intense pressure as she struggles to figure out what the heck is even happening.
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Lily Easton wasn't the confident type. She was the youngest and usually hid in her sister's shadow. But when her Mother sends her and her sisters to high school for the first time--- everything changes. Now Lily is forced to defend herself in a new world of fear, mystery and pain. And her only ally is a masked stranger she knows nothing about. ... or does she? ~~~ Sneak Peek :) My heart beat was like a pounding drum. I could feel his stare, but I couldn't see his eyes. It annoyed me so much. I imagined him taking off my mask and realizing I was lying. What if he blamed me? What if he didn't want to see me again? As Blade walked out of the room so effortlessly, I found myself trying to stop myself from ripping off his mask. This feeling was indescribable. I had never felt it before. Have you ever felt such a magnetic pull to someone that you couldn't stop looking at them? That whenever they walking into a room you felt like you couldn't breath? That if you did you wouldn't be able to control yourself anymore? ~~~ Editing in progress. Previously titled 'Lily'. ~~~ #287 in teenfiction - Feb. 11, 2020