Stay Away From That White Boy (interracial) *No longer being updated*
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Elizabeth Reynolds is an African American girl who has lived in Denton Heights(a hood neighborhood) her whole life. She was talked about behind her back due to her personality. White, Confused, Weird, Freak and many more words are what were thrown around from person to person. And to top it all off her mother is a drug addict and her father is racist. What more could she ask for right? *note sarcasm*
James Turner has a great life in anybody's eyes. Perfect parents, a beautiful 4 year old sister, great friends, and he is rich. perfect life right? Wrong.James wishes he could have a better life. Don't get him wrong he loves his friends and his baby sister, in fact he has to take care of her most of the time. His parents are always away, either across the country or overseas. And not for business trips either. Great parents right? To top his story off, his parents are racist as well.
How will Lizzie and James' parents react to them dating a race they are supposed to despise. Will they forgive and forget or will they disown their children for fornicating with such kind.
If the title doesn't give you an idea of what this story is about, then it's not my fault.
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