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Rated: E · Interactive · Erotica · #1856959
a quality-controlled interactive about life in a pudgy prep school
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Chapter #11

Let's see, there should still be more students

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Zahara Stevens
Age: 16
Grade: Freshman
Weight: 109 Pounds
Hair: Shoulder length, black and curly at the tips
- African-American girl from a well to do background, used to "ladylike" portions and not used to Buttercombe's "standards" of food
- Sweet and well meaning, if a little spoiled
- Can get easily side-tracked, but otherwise a smart student
- Loves food and enjoys new tastes

Julia Winters
Grade: Freshman
Age: 16
Weight: 111
Hair: Black and tightly curled
-An absolute perfectionist, seen as the smartest and prettiest girl at her previous school
-But it has taken a toll on her; while confident in public, in private Julia longs to give up and relax
-Is often thought as lofty and aloof by her peers

You have the following choices:

1. -Glutton in the making Zahara?

2. -Julia Winters, the prissy perfectionist?

3. further choices, please

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