I Think I Like You

I Think I Like You

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Fanfic
Football/Soccer
Ria, 5 '8. Captain of the Football team. The town she grew up in is the only one she's known. When Jay moves to the town and joins the football team, he doesn't expect to make good friends with big appetites just like his, let alone be asked out for lunch by the captain. With graduation just around the corner, will Ria and Jay make it to the other side holding hands, or will there be discovery and disruption in their lives? Main themes: LGBTQIA+, Female Lead, Sports. Mature themes: sexual harassment, coming out, underage drinking, divorce, single parents. Note: All characters are Indian. They go to an Indian High School (upto 12th grade). However, this story is set in an India where few parts that suck about it don't exist. It's my first time writing so bear with me. Highest Ranking [#37 in comingoutofthecloset #355 in coming of age]
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