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    A Love Of Cliches: A Lesbian Romance
    A Love Of Cliches: A Lesbian Romance
    A Love Of Cliches: A Lesbian Romance
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    A Love Of Cliches: A Lesbian Romance

    By Delaney Silva

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    I know I must seem like a cliché…
    I’ve spent my whole life thinking one way.
    And now I’m suddenly thinking the other…
    *
    I thought I knew who I was, and what I wanted.
    My boyfriend was a jerk, so we broke up.
    I thought I’d find another.
    I never thought that I’d find a girl.
    I never thought I’d want a girl.
    But here I am, after meeting Daisy, and I’m spellbound by her.
    Starstruck by her.
    She makes me warm inside, makes me laugh.
    I could watch her just be herself for hours, days, weeks, months… years.
    I still don’t know if I’m a lesbian or not.
    All I know is that I’m falling in love with a girl…
    And I don’t know if she loves me back.

    *

    A Love of Cliches: A Lesbian Romance by Delaney Silva is a sensual first-time lesbian romance telling the story of unexpected blossoming love between two young women.

    This lesbian romance features a young woman discovering something new about herself while falling in love with an another girl that she meets at college.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDelaney Silva
    Release dateMay 8, 2019
    ISBN9788834104521
    A Love Of Cliches: A Lesbian Romance

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      A Love Of Cliches - Delaney Silva

      A Love Of Cliches

      A Lesbian Romance

      Delaney Silva

      Contents

      A Love Of Cliches

      Chapter 1

      Chapter 2

      Chapter 3

      Bonus Book: Starting Over

      Chapter 1

      Chapter 2

      Chapter 3

      Chapter 4

      Chapter 5

      Chapter 6

      Also by Delaney Silva

      Also by Delaney Silva

      All characters depicted in this book are 18 years of age or older.

      Copyright 2019

      All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the author or publisher except for the use of brief quotations in critical articles or reviews.

      This is a work of fiction. Names, places, businesses, characters and incidents are either the product of the author’s imagination or are used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons living or dead, actual events or locales is purely coincidental. All characters depicted in this work are adults.

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      A Love Of Cliches

      A Lesbian Romance

      I know I must seem like a cliché…

      I’ve spent my whole life thinking one way.

      And now I’m suddenly thinking the other…

      I thought I knew who I was, and what I wanted.

      My boyfriend was a jerk, so we broke up.

      I thought I’d find another.

      I never thought that I’d find a girl.

      I never thought I’d want a girl.

      But here I am, after meeting Daisy, and I’m spellbound by her.

      Starstruck by her.

      She makes me warm inside, makes me laugh.

      I could watch her just be herself for hours, days, weeks, months… years.

      I still don’t know if I’m a lesbian or not.

      All I know is that I’m falling in love with a girl…

      And I don’t know if she loves me back.

      A Love of Cliches: A Lesbian Romance by Delaney Silva is a sensual first-time lesbian romance telling the story of unexpected blossoming love between two young women.

      This lesbian romance features a young woman discovering something new about herself while falling in love with an another girl that she meets at college.

      Chapter 1

      I knew I wanted to try some new things this year. I was tired of being the same person I had been since I was in elementary school. The cliche of the college girl experimenting with herself is present in my mind, but fuck it, the phrase ‘cliches are cliches for a reason’ is a cliche, but it’s a cliche for a reason. Damnit, now cliche doesn’t sound like a word...

      A suitcase full of new clothes, a book bag, and my camera was all I brought with me to The Plus, my new dorm. Though this was technically upperclassmen housing, since I met the age requirement I was able to get in. It’s nice; two bed, one bath, full kitchen, and a common area that came with a flat screen. It better be nice, considering the price tag. It advertised a great view from it’s floor to ceiling window.

      I had been the shy, small town girl for 20 years of my life, too scared of leaving my family behind to even go to college. It felt like one day I woke up and everything around me was smaller. I didn’t like who I was, where I was, or what I was doing. I found a college in a big city that offered a degree in something I only ever dreamed of pursuing, and I left that year. My parents were happy to see me being ambitious, but to see their little girl going so far away scared them something fierce, I think.

      My boyfriend wasn’t too happy. Said I was wasn’t thinking straight, wasn’t thinking about our relationship. He was right, but he was still a dick about it, so I booted him. Couldn’t both reinvent myself and keep a string tied to my old life, could I? Okay, that makes me sound kind of cold hearted and mean. The relationship was going nowhere quick, and he never treated me like a girlfriend, just a woman he got to sleep with. Why I didn’t break it off sooner I’ll never know.

      My dorm is on the 6th floor. Here I thought getting the attic at my old house was exciting. The door shows a large 610 in black block letters. I take a deep breath and open the door to my new home.

      I was expecting to feel like a brand new person immediately. No one told me improving myself would take work and effort!

      I throw my keys onto the black kitchen counters and go to find my new room.

      Hello? I throw out, just in case. No response. I guess I get my pick of bedrooms.

      In this case, that choice is an illusion. The two bedrooms face each other and upon inspection, are exact mirrors. I throw my suitcase into the one on the right, and look around. At then end of the hallway that leads from the bedrooms to the living room is a floor to ceiling window overlooking the neighborhood. The living room itself is pretty standard. Shag carpet, a single black fabric couch and the aforementioned flat screen on a wood TV stand. The kitchen and living room aren’t separated by a wall, just a breakfast bar. Off the kitchen is the bathroom. A good sized shower with glass doors spans the back wall, with a small cut out for a washer and dryer.

      I stand at the mirror above the sink and take a look at my new hair. I didn’t dare show my parents, so I waited until I was in town to get it. It was the first thing I did in my new city. Cut short, spiky and layered, dyed platinum blonde. I loved it. My brother told me I looked like a girl named tracer from some game he played, but with blonde hair. I felt like it made my blue eyes pop. I give it a tug and a tease and walked back to my room to unpack.

      I made up my bed, set my laptop on the desk, and I was done unpacking. I looked over my room once more, thinking I may have made a mistake in packing so light, when I heard the door open. My stomach did a slight flip as I wondered whether I should greet them, or just hide in my room or make it look like I was sleeping or...

      Helloooooo? A woman. Phew...

      I peek

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