"We're here! Wake up sleepyhead!" I hear Mom say. I open my eyes and see a beautiful building standing right
in front of me. My new home. Collage. "Do you want me to walk you in?" Mom asks, fiddiling with her bracelet.
"Moooooom, I am 17. I can handle myself. I'll text you later, okay?" I ask, hoping to stop any tearful moments before they start. "Oh, I'm gonna miss you so much! What will I do without you?" Mom starts to sob. "Bye Mom! Love ya!" I say, and hop out of the car. A person who looks to be about my age is standing by the door. "Name?" she asks me. "Um, Jessica Smith." I answer nervously. "Welcome to NYC, Jessica! Or do you prefer Jess?" she asks "Jess,
please," I say. "Okay, Jess it is! I'm Kai, they/them pronouns please. I'm pansexual." they add. "I use she/her pronouns. I'm a lesbian." I say, glad to have met someone not homophobic. "Let me show you to your room Jess." they say, and start walking. I have no choice but to follow. We run into someone else in the hallway, who quickly introduces themself. "Hi Kai! Hey there, New Kid." they look at me and say, "I'm Natasha. Call me Tasha. I use she/they pronouns. I'm a proud polysexual!" she says. "Hi! I'm Jess, she/her, lesbian." I say to them. "Wait, what's your last name?" she asks me "Um, Smith." I say. "You're Jessica Smith?! OMG, NO WAY!!" they exclaim. "We're roomies!!" she says
Jessica Smith, a 17 year old lesbian, is starting collage in New York City. She has loved theater since 6th grade, and it's a dream come true for her to be attending an acting college. She quickly befriends 2 other kids, Kai (they/them) and Nat (she/they). What with an overprotecting mom who is constantly texting and worrying about her daughter and moving away from home, Jess is in for a rough time. In order for Jess to survive college, she must keep these friends close to her. But what will happen when she starts to fall for Nat? Will she be able to keep her friends even through all of the drama and uncertainty? Frogs is the story of her life, and how she deals with the ever-changing status of her relationship with her peers and friends.
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