LGBT+ High School
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LGBT+ High School is a school in which they accept all....I mean ALL, the principal can choose the students, there are 3 big dorms Female, Male, and Trans, there are about 900 classrooms, the high school is located on another livable planet this story follows a girl named Chraven Allina Taylor, she is a like a crab, hard on the outside if necessary, but soft on the inside.
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