Girls Like Girls

"She hated being perfect. It was just another reason for so many people to fear her, to follow her, to not want to know her but worship her. And worship her they did, just as anyone worships a king and/or queen. She was the queen of her school, her stupid high society scholarship giving school. That school, was just as perfect as she was, as her home, as her life. Perfectly planned and set. Everything just perfect."

Meet Belle, a sophisticated high society eighteen year old, who lived a perfectly perfect life. She was perfect looking and her life looked even more perfect to have from the outside. She was worshiped, followed silently, like a queen. She had everything, at least, that's what people thought.

Belle felt alone.

So alone she spent most nights drowning her sorrows away in a frenzy of piano keys, hoping for something in her "perfect" life to twist and take away the loneliness she felt.

Now enter Ellie. A scholarship kid, who seemed to be good at everything, and had even more of an addictive personality. She was active in Hathaway Bay High School, student class president, and a star athlete. She was also the school's "favorite lesbian" as most people refereed to her. She was popular, but she didn't notice. She was kind and caring for anyone, even those that seemed to not like her for unknown reasons.

Ellie was Belle's definition of perfect.

What happens when a persistent Ellie comes slamming, kicking and fighting, her way into Belle's life? Will she finally be able to melt the ice heart of the girl who always seems so distant, so lonely? Will Belle let her?