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Ghosts, slashers, and… the housing crisis? October has it all!
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Humaira “Hani” Khan is one of the most popular girls in her school; everyone loves her, but when she comes out as bi, her friends don’t believe her — after all, she has only dated boys. In a moment of panic, Hani proposes faking a romantic relationship with Ishita “Ishu” Dey, a studious and unpopular girl her friends despise. Ishu agrees on one condition: that Hani help her become more popular so she can win the election for Head Girl.
From the very beginning, Hani knows who she is. Her bisexuality is not ambiguous or a mystery to be solved: it is explicit and forms the central axis of the conflict. She has already come out to her parents and is clear about her orientation; the problem is not internal, but social.
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