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After an unfortunate incident at Paramount high school, the students were forced to join their The Queer Academy for a while, until their school was rebuilt.


Now get this,  Queer Academy kids were unaccepting towards the straights because of their past experiences from previous school they went to and also the Paramount high school students were spoilt homophobic brats who loathed  every breathing Queer person that walked the earth


I don't know what else to add but if you like chaos, this is the book for you



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$The Grey In Black And White {COMPLETED} by Dami_A_Johnson$

The teenage period is usually not always easy. You make mistakes, you learn from them. It's like a moulding phase towards adulthood, which tends to be harder than adults make it sound. Especially in this generation. Growing up in a society where having a psychological condition means you're a freak, abnormal or an attention seeker. Where gender inequality is still seen as normal and right. Where anything other than Heterosexuality means you're possessed or the spawn of the devil. Where showing your emotions as a guy means you're soft and weak, because toxic masculinity isn't seen as a problem. Also, having anything to do that's related to these "atrocities" means you're set for an even bigger social stigma. Being a teenager becomes harder than hard. Just a group of teenagers trying to find a place for themselves in midst of a backward society, realising that life can't be all black and white. Growing in an African home is hard but what's harder is being a Nigerian. O le gán. "It is better to be hated for what you are, than to be loved for what you're not." -André Gide

It just felt right because It was unnecessary drama. by Left_right_goodbye

Well, this is a journal, so you found it. Can I say Happy reading into my life? The life of a kid who hates love. This is a love story, darling. Well, I don't know about you but I hate school, I have been told it is a place to mingle with good souls and create moments to cherish and to get yourself educated. It is a place for youth to strive and bloom into respected beings. It is a sanctuary of sanity. If you ask me, school is the definition of drama as it is the birthplace of drama. Youth is the ambassador of chaos, you can either make the chaos good or bad, worth the pleasure or the very cause of death. Life is too short to live with a sane mind, there is no harm in breaking rules to live life the way you want as long as it makes you good. As with any classical young adult romance, this book is filled with horny, hormone imbalance, chemical imbalances, not loved and very well-loved, mature(childish), caring(cruel ) teenagers. All of this drama only started because of one guy, Mark Austin Jawa, the golden boy of Winter Abyss High School. Maybe Mark had nothing to do at all.It was just about 4 kids learning to live Did I forget to say, there are inhuman beings as well in this story? There are romance, drama, revenge, supernatural, chaos, lust, betrayal, hate, friendship, mental health issues, Johnny Christopher Depp || fan and hater, selenophile, diversity of nations and their skins and of course, there are gays. There are also LGBTQ ++ in this pure chaos-filling story of 21st-century humans and the Novel Coronavirus 2019 Disease better known as Covid 19. Oh, I almost forgot, this tale is even more screw up than the famous love story of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare.

FTS by theravensentme

So, I was going to write about unicorns, rainbows and other things.... Instead, other things came first. Things or events that really happened or are stil happening. You make the decision what's true. This is a 🌈 story. Yes, it will include nasty words, sexual scenes and more. FTS? Go figure it out... In case you're bothered with the way I write: English is not my mother language. That is Dutch. Story is finished btw.

F*CK FRIEND ZONE by MS2510

Angst & Fluff | First Love | Toxic Codependency Sexual Content | Light Violence | Foul Language Suitable for Adult Readers ONLY 🔞 Minors do not read & do not interact Fictional Main Characters: Sam (eldest) comes from money, very lovable Jim (youngest) scholarship recipient, total brat Hector is the Uni Heartthrob, great at everything Rebecca is academically inclined and hopelessly romantic -Said characters are from the same University -Said characters are aged 18 and above -There will be a small time jump eventually ⚠️ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️ -Mention of loosing someone important to one of the main characters but no graphic mentions -Mention of Bullying -Mention of Panic Attack and Triggers -Slight Internalized Homophobia -Slight Body Insecurities Please bear with the grammatical or spelling mistakes if any. Kindly consider this an Alternate Universe story. HAPPY READING! 📖 ❤

BLOSSOM HIGH SCHOOL SERIES : BLOSSOM HIGH SCHOOL (A Nigerian-themed Novel) [✔] by Eddy622

(BOOK THREE) Then the saga continues. Known to be the best elite school in Nigeria. To others, it's heaven prepared and made for students. A spoken paradise. But only those within these walls can testify if it's heaven made for students or just another hell hole. An unspoken damnation. Where friends becomes foe and foe becomes friends. Where relationships gets destroyed and trust gets broken. Where popularity becomes everyone's daily bread and toxic nature becomes a normal trait. What should this be called? A blessing. A curse. Or is it just a normal never ending saga disguising itself as a building popularly known as : BLOSSOM HIGH SCHOOL. §•§ 09/04/2020 #2 - Nigerian #1 - Proudlynigeria 19/11/2021 #1 - Nigerian #1 - Nigeria §•§ Started : 30/11/2020 Finished : 4/11/2021

Both Sides | ✓ by dreamy_lights

Olivia Hansen is perfect. At least, that's what everyone thinks of her. She maintains her busy schedule by following routines and setting rules for herself. The pressure is stacked on by everybody in her life, but once she's assigned to tutor Cleo Roberts, the school's troublemaker, Olivia's entire life changes. Will she learn to embrace this unprecedented addition to her life, or will the idea of chaos scare her away? ~~~ #1- Lesbian (January 16, 2021) #3- Girlfriend (May 22, 2021) #1- Tutor (January 16, 2022), (May 31, 2022) #1- gxglesbianlgbt (March 24, 2022) #2- lovable (June 9, 2022) #1- closet (July 26, 2022) #1- gaylove (August 11, 2022) #1- nonbinary (January 1, 2023)

I Swear I'm Not Gay, I Was Only Lying by KingOfCornFlowers

Irekan is in trouble. He likes a boy, and the problem isn't that the boy likes him back-the problem is he's not supposed to be gay. Moving to Nigeria was supposed to be his blank slate, a chance to successfully pray the gay away. But he failed, and things only go downhill from here. Life was never going to be easy for Irekan-he's Nigerian, and that's already minus one on his good life bingo card. But with exams around the corner and Nosa smiling at him like he created the firmaments, he doesn't really have time for riots and parental abuse. Yet, he finds himself swept up in the whirlwind of police brutality protests, his parents are scheming, and everyone thinks he's some kind of martyr when he just wants to be in love in peace. With academic pressure mounting, the threat of his family moving back abroad, and one heck of a secret romance, Irekan is forced to choose between those who see him for who he truly is and living a lie.

60 days of learning love ✔️ by Noahtheonlygenius

(LGBTQ+) How hard could it be to fall in love in 60 days? Noah and Olivia didn't know what was going to happen, all they knew was that they had agreed to a challenge that would prove to the entire school that they weren't gay. They didn't even know each others names before that day, and now here they are, learning love, or at least trying too. This is a gay story, if you don't like it, don't read it <3 [started January 19, 2021] Okay, I started writing this when I was 14... I'm turning 16... I had a very long haitus and now I'm trying to write like a 14 year old again to make the story sound as if there was never a haitus 🤣 [completed August 1st, 2022]

We Just Can't ✅ (NOT EDITED) by claudia-143

Started- May 07 2020 Completed- July 26 2020 Highest Rankings #1 in lekki (4/08/2020) #1 naija stars (5/08/2020) #5 in secondary school(17/07/2020) #1 in nigerian story(22/08/2020) #1 in lagos(23/08/2020) #3 in project Nigeria (12/06/2021) [SLOWLY EDITING] [WATTPAD FEAUTURED BOOK] What good would it do to shutter your windows, never dream of rainbows or find hope in promises? Why choose to walk away rather than hold your ground and fight for love? ******************************************************************************* Naomi Daniels never had it right in life when it came to boys, she was always in and out of a toxic relationships after a horrible incident her mother takes drastic decisions⁸ and they move. New school, new friends and a new start. Naomi is determined to spend this one year without drama but what happens when someone start to take serious interest in her, someone from her past resurfaces and a dark secret is haunting her. As usual after a short span of happiness in Naomi's life she is hit with a horrible blow and all hope seems lost. What happens when the drama becomes inevitable? Read this interesting story to find out! 3rd place winner @The Jade Awards 2020 (short story) Best undiscovered book @ Nigerian's Readers' Choice Award 2020

Unworthy Of Love (BXB) by JabeRona

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