Flawless Girls
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  • Reads 431
  • Votes 68
  • Parts 22
  • Time 2h 18m
Ongoing, First published Nov 19, 2015
//This story used to be called Extra Ordinary Me - to the old readers. But now I changed it for some inward reasons.//
I was pranked. For the third time. I thought my last year of school would finally be the one when I'm not running away from people, pretending to be someone I'm not. From being the most upper-class ordinary girl in my school, I turned to being just an extra in existence.
From transferring from six schools in a lifetime, Mia Blue had finally finished High school, but still didn't feel like she was ready. So she decided to join a sorority her mother had taken part in, taking a rollicking, head-aching and extraordinary time while trying to solve the maze puzzle of the quizzical, crazy house animal girls she comes across in the Barbie Girl Sorority, AKA Green Lake College for girls. ~EDITING~
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I Regret Nothing

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This sucks.' I thought as I dozed off through the lesson. Out of all the places I could've been sent to. I was sent to THIS class. Someone cleared their throat from behind me and I internally groaned as I turned around. I came face-to-lower stomach and I moved my gaze upward to a somewhat angry face. "Can I not help you?" I asked, "Your in my seat." The boy said and I scoffed, "No its not." I said my tone dripping with attitude. "Yeah it is." He pressed on and I leaned back in the chair. "I don't see you're here." I say, "Top corner on the table and right-side up on the chair." He said and B.L. was there. "That's clearly the name of someone else." I said, crossing my arms. His lip twitched upward. "That stands for Blaze Lancester." He said, "Well, I've never heard of Blaze Lancester." I say, smiling, "My name IS Blaze Lancester." He said, "Well then I guess you should stop writing on the school's property." As those words left my mouth, all of hell broke loose.