Keep in mind, I’m a girl, and I’m also not a lesbian, so this story may not be up to your full standards…..enjoy 🙂
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After Lynn had escaped the clutches of Rev. Greene’s cult, her parents immediately came to her side, baring gifts and begging for forgiveness, Hyrem and Tina Chung begged for their only child to return home with them. And in a teary eyed, loving family moment, the Chung family was reunited. Nevertheless, Hyrem, fearing for his daughter’s safety, and possibly his reputation, made the executive decision to send his daughter Lynn to Seattle to live with his wife’s parents. A loving Cantonese couple, who had scolded Hyrem for abandoning his daughter. Additionally, the two were very found of Lynn, and said that her sexual orientation, “didn’t mean a thing to them”, and that, “Only a crazy religious zealot”, would care about such little things as that.

But even with the support of her grandparents, this transition was difficult for Lynn, and despite resistance, she caved in to her parents, and chose to travel north, and start a new life in Seattle.

Yet, her new life wasn’t about to begin anytime soon, since the school she was planning on attending was only able to accept her next semester, and until then, Lynn found herself working in her grandfather’s Asian Market, a job she quickly learned to despise.

Now back to the story….

Lynn ran from her room and into the small hallway that led downstairs and into the store her grandparents owned. Walking down the stairs, she tied an apron on and pushed past the door that separated the apartment and the store.

As she walked out, her grandpa smiled at her and put his hands on her shoulders, “Lynn, I have to run to Mr. Wong’s for a few minutes. Your grandmother is getting her hair done, and I need you to run the store. Can you do that?”

“Yes”, Lynn said.

“Good, I’ll be back soon!” The elderly gray-haired man said, walking from the store and out to the street.

Lynn sat on a stool behind the counter the cash-register sat on, reading a magazine that she had left under the counter for such an occasion.

“Lynn!” A boy’s voice sounded from across the counter.

“What? Oh, hey, Drew”, Lynn replied, not looking up from her magazine.

“So, how’s it going around here? Are you bored-”

“Drew, I’m a lesbian, if you are not going to buy anything, then leave”

“I know, Lynn!” Drew replied, rolling his eyes, “And I’m not here to embarrass myself again by asking you out!