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Boys Don’t Cry, but Girls Don’t Fight

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Summary

Charlie Davis is a normal guy. He goes to college, has a job, loves his family. He also has a few secrets. Well, for one, he used to be Charlotte. And for two, he likes guys. Life is hard when you’re trans, but Charlie’s meets someone new by the name of Mark, and everything changes. But the real question is, does it change for better or for worse?

Genre
Romance,Other
Author
Fitz_
Status
7yrs ago
Chapters
4
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

Prologue

May 5th, 2019

I smiled to myself as I signed my new name on the paper, confirming the change from Charlotte to Charles. “Charlie” I thought to myself “Charlie Davis”. I had never been happier.

As I walked outside I heard a weird noise. A whistle, what the hell, was someone catcalling me? I looked around to see who it was a lanky man with messy brown hair was leaned against the wall. “Hey beautiful, I’m Adam, who’re you?” he said.

“I-I’m sorry I’m pretty sure I’m not who you think I am.”

“And I’m pretty sure you are,” he said, walking towards me.

“Look, man, I’m not a lady, I’m a dude, please leave me alone.”

He squinted his eyes and looked me over. “Yeah right, you f*ckin’ tranny!”

I turned and walked away from him. I keept my head down, thinking about what in the world just happened. Nevemind, I tell myself, go to the library, you need some books.

Without thinking I pushed open the door to the library, but it just so happens, there was someone standing behind it. I heard a painful thonk as the door hit him. I looked up to see him rubbing his forehead.

“Oh my god, I’m so sorry!” I said sounding rather girlish. “A-Are you alright?” I tried again, much better.

The guy chuckled, “yeah,” he said. “yeah, I’m fine,” he moved his hand, making a few strands of his chocolate hair fall over his forehead. “See? Didn’t even leave a scratch.”

“I’m sorry,” I said again. God, what a horrible way to meet someone. “My name is, uh, Charlie,” I said holding out my hand for him to shake.

“I’m Mark,” he said. “Uh, sorry, I have to head to class,” he said before stepping through the already open door.

Well, I thought to myself, that sucked. But I’ll probably never see him again.

Boy was I wrong.

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