About two days later after Clark stood up to Mandy, all the cyberbullying and bullying stopped. Comments stopped coming in and some people even apologized. Nobody made fun of Johanna (or Clark) in school again. And Mandy never talked to them again. Well, maybe she asked once or twice to borrow a pencil in class, but other than that, she never did.

Soon enough later, with Clark's help, Johanna plucked up the courage to ask out Ember. Since then they've been dating. And Clark was happy with that. Johanna seemed even more happy than usual since the minute Ember said yes. And that was a great thing.

The Equal Love Club continued going well. More people showed up to support, talk, or whatever reason. Clark and Johanna didn't care what they showed up for, but they were happy to see that people were actually coming. And the club continued to be successful.

Clark and Johanna were also doing fine as friends. Sure, sometimes Clark did feel a little bit sad that Johanna didn't love him. But he was mostly happy that Johanna was finally in love. Together, they tried helping with stopping bullying, and went to support those in need of support. They also did do fun things like go on a shopping spree at Target before watching a movie in one of their basement's. They grew closer as friends, not having any other big fights.

And yeah, Clark still felt bad for all his mistakes. But he made sure never to make the same mistakes again. Johanna was past feeling mad at him, (which Clark was relieved about), and she forgave him for everything once more (because Clark still felt terrible). But now the best thing to do with those memories were to forget them.

But now the best memories were with Johanna. They've always been the best. Her smile lit up the room still, her beauty would still amaze you, and just the thought of her would make you happy. She made life fun for Clark.

And now Clark understood her. He could understand now that she was lesbian. He knew it wasn't a bad thing. As long as Johanna is happy, it's not a bad thing, Clark would tell himself.

He felt like a better person now. Johanna had changed his life since the moment he met her. He got to learn his mistakes, know how to make up for mistakes, know what friendship is, and a bunch of other things. And yes, he also felt heartbreak from her. But maybe having his heart broken by her was a good thing. But he felt better; he felt better as a person, like he had a better attitude, and a better life too.

And it was all because of the Sweater Girl.

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Word Count: 462

Total Words: 10,352

I have completed the #JustWriteIt challenge!

I would like to say a few things:

This is my first book I have ever completed! It was kind of hard to write at first, but then I started loving it! Then for a while I wanted to give up, but I didn't! I continued on, even though I didn't want to, and eventually was happy with that decision!

I would like to thank those who have continued to read and support me through the book. Thanks so much! Love you guys!

And I would also like to say that writing this book was great for me. I felt I developed a little better as a writer. I had so much fun being able to write about Clark and Johanna's story.

So, thank you all! Thank you so much.