Simping for you

Simping for you

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Romance
Sam Cherry is your stereotypical popular girl; blonde hair, hazel eyes,pink nails,trendy shoes,all of that stuff. though, Sam is actually a total dork. She obsesses over anime's and mangas, and probably has 1-3 body pillows of attractive anime girls. Did I mention she's gay? When I tell you that, I mean, π‘Ÿπ‘’π‘Žπ‘™π‘™π‘¦ gay. Super high school level gay! But, one day a girl named Maddy arrives, and shares all of Sam's classes, even home room. What will happen when Sam falls madly in love with Maddy? Will she be able to keep her obsession under control, or will her hopeless romantic self spill out? ----------------- Slow updates ;) Hope you enjoy!!!!!!!!! <3 Warning: a lot of gay sh!t and possibly fluff or smut
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