Petals | a lesbian love story

Petals | a lesbian love story

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(CONTAINS SMUT!!!) This is a first person view love story from the perspective of Samantha Peterson, an orphan 16 year old Girl who ran away from her foster home and lives in a shitty apartment in a small town. She starts off as the quiet kid, not getting in trouble and being practically invisible. She realizes shes a lesbian and falls in love with the new girl, Lizzy. everyone starts bulling Lizzy after they find out shes lesbian and Samantha stands up for her, and now everyone knows about her. Things start to go a little bit too far in this small town...
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Siblings get separated all the time right? then if you ever find your sibling after years and years of being apart and not even knowing the other existed you'd be thrilled. right? Right? WRONG. Sam, at 17. finds out that her whole life has been a lie. her parents aren't her parents, her beloved brother and favorite person in the world isn't really her biological brother. what would you do if you were in a situation like that? but atleast you'd find out that you had a twin. A person who suddenly finds out that they have a twin is supposed to be really happy. then your twin would be thrilled that they got reunited with their twin and that would make things easier right? Again, WRONG. ______________________________________ there will be both heterosexual and homosexual relationships in this story. and if you don't like that I'm really sorry. strong language, so kids, don't read.

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