I almost whacked that little brat with that bat, but they somehow dodged. They looked at me with a hopelessly scared expression. "Don't go," I demand. "What do you want from me...?" They ask me. "Who...are you?" I sigh. "I'm Rose James. Student council president. And you?" I put my bat down, which was adorned with rusty nails embedded in them. "I'm Juniper Weaver..." They tell me. "Juniper, huh?" I mumble. I wipe off the dust of my school uniform. Fairwell middle is a very conservative school, so we have to wear school uniforms because we can't wear "obnoxious" outfits. Hey, at least they don't control the color of our sweaters or cardigans or socks. Juniper's eyes widened in fear, it was an interesting shade of dark turquoise, with eyelashes somewhat thick and long. I would have to admit, they were really pretty, but I would never admit that. I glared at Juniper through my bangs after seeing their outfit, which had a skirt instead of the pants they were supposed to wear. Juniper looked incredibly helpless as I kept staring them down. I tuck my thick auburn hair behind my ears and go closer to Juniper. "Are you a boy or a girl?" I corner them. "Um...." Juniper looks hesitant, as if they didn't trust me. "Well, I guess lunch is over, have a great day! ♡" I change my personality faster than you can say "gender identity." As I go downstairs, I think to myself, "Juniper is so freaking weird..." I then went to my locker and put my bat back in my bag before encountering a small 6th grader who was looking at me innocently.
Preview text: 12 year old Juniper Weaver realizes that they are transgender in a city of transphobes and homophobes. Later, they find the secret gay rights club consisting of people who are just like Juniper. From AroAce Emma Holland to Straight Ally Thomas Evans, who were also pretending like Juniper. With the student council pending the request to ban all LGBTQ+ students or LGBTQ+ supporting students and expel them. Explore topics of LGBTQ+ stigma and how homophobia still needs awareness to be stopped despite LGBTQ+ rights being advocated.
