Overpass (GirlxGirl)

Overpass (GirlxGirl)

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WpMetadataReadMatureOngoing2h 59m
WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, May 31, 2017
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Fiction
Romance
Raine didn't know what she wanted coming out of high school. She especially didn't know that she would find what she wanted on an overpass in California. She's thrown on a journey of being a lifeline for a girl who felt she had nothing left, and so much more becomes of them along the way. Follow them as they delve into the world together, fighting their mental battles, pasts, and try to make their futures worthwhile. This is a girlxgirl story and does have content that may trigger some people! You have been warned!
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