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Chapter 11.3: This Thing Called Tension

Author: Vendite Johnson
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AUGUST

“August?! You didn’t tell me you were coming,” Mary spat as she rushed her way out of the door. She seemed quite surprised at my sudden appearance, and honestly, I would be too.

“Yeah, I was just about to pass by when I remembered we haven’t actually talked to each other in a while.” I went on.

Mary had already grown on me in the short time that we hanged out. That’s not surprising considering the fact that we share something in common. She doesn’t know that I’m gay, but I know that she likes girls too, and that’s enough for us to have an unspoken understanding of each other. I have this certainty in me that our friendship will still grow to a budding flower. We just had to take things separate

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