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Holland Jaeger seems to have a nice life, she's very smart, a very good swimmer also she has a very loving boyfriend and their relationship goes well. Her mom expects a lot from her, she wants her to be a girl who goes to school, girl gets good grades, girl goes to Harvard or Stanford or Antioch College, girl meets boy, girl gets married, gets great job, has children and lives happily ever after. She loved her boyfriend very much, until one day when she sees a new girl in school. She couldn't take her mind off her and wanted to talk to her every time she saw her at her locker in the morning or in the only class they had together, but she was way to shy. She knew that her name was Cece and she started to be jealous on a girl Brandi who was talking to her and always sitting to her. …show more content…
She was afraid to tell them that she was in love with a girl, that she was a lesbian but she did started to show her true self. Her friends were shocked but her mom could believe that her own daughter was a lesbian and she kicked her out of the house because she couldn't accept her for what she was. Holland did try to talk to her, see if maybe she changed her mind if she will allow her to live with her in the house but her mom doesn't she still does not accept her sexuality and believes this is
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