Six: The Musical - One Shots

Mary & Lizzie: Crush

Ha, she was so fucked.

Lizzie then looked at her periods list.

Alexander Hamilton and John Laurens

Angelica Schuyler and Peggy Schuyler

Eliza Schuyler and Marie Lewis

Veronica Sawyer and Heather Mcnamara

Heather Chandler and Heather Duke

Brooke Lhost and Chloe Valentine

Jeremy Heere and Michael Mell

Janis Ian and Cady Heron

Gretchen Weiners and Regina George

Elizabeth Boleyn and Mary Stuart.

Fuck.

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"Hey just a warning you got Jane as your science partner."

"Dammit! Who'd you get."

"Guess."

"Luck has it out for us I guess."

"Definitely. Now, we need to brainstorm how to deal with the situation of they remember us."

"Awkwardly, and by running away."

"Okay, we'll make that plan C."

"Fine, try to explain that we've changed and that it's okay if they want us to leave them alone."

"Plan A, what about plan B?"

"You do plan B, smartass."

"Name calling is not very nice Mary."

"Fuck off Lizzie, I'm internally panicking."

"Me too."

"We really are true gays at heart aren't we?"

"Have you been spending time with my mother?"

"That obvious?"

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Mary sat in the very back of her science class.

She'd been dreading this since yesterday.

On one hand it was great because it was A day, and B day was when she had science.

But on the other hand, she wanted to get it over with, and having an entire day to stress over one little hour was ridiculous and gave Mary migraines.

"Come up to the front of the class to see who your partner for the next project will be."

Everyone but Mary moved.

"Mary, come and see who your partner is."

"I already know."

"How?"

"Lizzie."

The teacher rolled her eyes at Mary's refusal to even maybe for one second be surrounded by people.

"Who is it then?"

"Jane Grey."

Jane looked up in surprise, then flashed a shaky grin, elbowing her friend at the same time when they opened their mouth to say something that was probably very rude about Mary.

Mary appreciated not having to listen to whatever it was that was about to be said.

Jane smiled slightly at her, and Mary (much to the class' surprise) smiled back at her with an awkward smile.