The Girl Next Door (rewrite)
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Última publicación mié, sep 23, 2026
Frankie's an 18 year old in the closet lesbian who's been afraid to admit it since she realised. when she has a new neighbour move in next door will she be able to overcome her fear.
22 year old Jess Ryder moves into her new house. she's not used to doing relationships as that would involve revealing her biggest secret, and if that was to get out her quiet life would be no more. What will happen if she let's Frankie in? will she find out her secret and will she expose her or keep it to herself?
**Contains strong language and mature scenes, some scenes might be triggering so I will Pre-warn when these scenes are coming up **
This is a remastered, better version of my first story. I started to write it 6 years ago but then life happened and I stepped away. I tried to continue from where i left off but my writing style had changed quite a lot so I thought I would start it again and be more consistent with it this time round. I missed writing this after re-reading it and felt like Frankie and Jess deserve to get their story told and finished.
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