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Two troubled LGBTQ+ best friends trek through their freshmen year with unexpected friend romance, heartache and drama. The main character Nevaeh has to deal with her sexuality and her bestfriend falling in love with someone in their friend group. Read to find out if Nevaeh will ever confess to her bestfriend or if she will have 20 mental breakdowns trying to decide if she should or not (spoiler alert she has over 20)
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