the hallway crush ♡
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Ongoing, First published Nov 16, 2021
A new girl arrives at your school. She's drop dead gorgeous... With her tied - up gorgeous short, curly ombre purpley pink hair, her incredible straight A's and not to mention how great she is in PE. And she may start off as a hallway crush but could end up as something more... <3 As she enters the narrow, echoed school halls on her first day, you catch a quick glimpse of her whilst walking into your next class.♡ But once the both of you starting getting to know each other better, you soon start to notice that she has anxiety and depression. :/ And when you find out that she's actually in your class, the teacher asks you to give her a quick tour of the school... :O But with you hiding your secret of being lesbian and pretending to be "straight" in school, 😏🏳️‍🌈 will you succeed in making friends with this goddess and end up together or will Tom the highschool bully stop you in your tracks?😟
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