Sloane Lincoln is the ultimate white girl. She's Starbucks obsessed, wears Uggs in the winter and white Converse in the spring, maintains a Tumblr and Pinterest, has mastered twerking, and she's utterly in love with nutella on anything. She's pretty basic.
Catherine Pope is the definition of emo. She has a (huge) thing for Danny Worsnop, her hair is always a new color, and her wardrobe contains black jeans, band tees, and a beat up pair of black Converse. She wears a Pentagon around her neck, and she's nothing but scary.
Victoria Les, the nice girl, is perfect. She has brunette hair and green eyes, a curvy figure, and she's the sweetest person around. The boys fall at her feet, the girls follow her around, and everyone else worships her, too. She's never annoying, or too loud, or petty. She's ultimately perfect.
Stereotypes can be a bad, bad thing, however. They can ruin a person. Or three...
This wasn't made to be offensive, I'm sorry if it comes off that way. Enjoy!
"Dad no." I argue.
"Well I said yes so."
"We all know that the girls who usually decide to manage an all boys team, are just doing it to get with them. I don't wanna be known as that girl."
"Mercedes. I said you're doing it. That's final."
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Mercedes Paxton is your average high school junior. Good friends, good family, good grades. But she can never seem to find a good guy, that can just be good to her. But that's not what concerns her, she just wants to make it through this year with no issues.
Lincoln Carrington is your average high school quarterback. The girls love him, the guys love him, the teachers love him. He's just trying to make his senior year count and trying to stay focused on what really matters. Football.
But when the football coach, Mercedes's dad, forces her into managing the team. Can they really force themselves to stay focused on their goals or will they ruin each other trying to?
started 28 june 2020
ended 10 february 2022