Deflowered

Deflowered

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Jan 6, 2024
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Fiction
Romance
Mika's goal is to lose her virginity before the end of school. She forces her friend, Addyson, to at least date someone, to accompany her. Though, as she goes along her journey she realizes she is scared to lose it- but she pushes these feeling way deep down. She meets multiple love interests, most who tempt her to continue her journey and others who fight back with maturity. How will Mika act, on impulse and peer pressure or will she take the wise advice and find herself first and the one she loves to be her first?
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