Give Me A Reason To Believe
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Last published Mon, Mar 14, 2016
(I've never written a story on here before so if it sucks my bad , just letting you know ahead of time but hope you enjoy it or help
me out if you want some things different)
This story is going to be about a lesbian girl named Jay Romero and her best friend Sage Costello. Jay transferred from a public school to a Catholic High school were she meets her new best friend Sage. Unlike her , Sage came from a Catholic middle school. They both have their own problems in high school but manage to stay together as close friends. Sage and Jay met through their love of pierce the veil and other bands .
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