Why me?
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It's Ruby's Senior Prom and she couldn't be more miserable. She recently came out as gay to her family, but hasn't told anyone from school. When she's swept off her feet in the most romantic promposal, she'd be heartless to say no. Even if she's saying yes to the most popular, homophobic football player, Percy Thomas. It also ruins her her chance to prompose to her crush since freshman year, Charlotte.
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Introduction This is a story of two boys who fell in love with each other in their JHS year. Jordan Borrelo, a popular boy whose feelings are pure, genuine, and stainless for the boy he loves. While Micah Steinfeld is a geek, and nerd boy but in a good way, he is always in denial of his feelings to the boy he loves, but deep inside, he's feelings are authentic, refined, and spotless for him. For the first time of their JHS years, their school decided to throw a prom after their 4th monthly exam, so the students will have a relaxing, and ease moment - not just all stress all the time. What would happen if one of them asked the other boy to prom? Would it stay the same as they are from the beginning? Or something will change or probably something more than that? Read the story to find out!!! Disclaimer! This story contains: Awkwardness, Thrillness, and Cringeness. So you have been warned. BUT! Those are the purpose of this story haha!

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