Lesbian story 🥵 sandy x y/n
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Ongoing, First published Apr 08, 2022
You have a crush name sandy she's a basketball player while your on the singing Team .
You are all 17 and you have some friends here and there but you guys don't really talk Sense your the quit kid but your loud when you sing .
You had a crush on sandy sense you were 14 but sandy never notice with you .
And you know that some girls like her because some say she's a lesbian or bi or some say she's straight but she looks lesbian because one time she was getting her books for history and I saw her lookers it had lesbian lags and a it was cute things around it that said love is love or we all are human and other thing like that .
And you are bi 🏳️‍🌈🥰❤️‍🔥. And nobody knows it . 
And you leave with your mom 🏳️‍🌈
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