Story folder

Wait… You’re a Girl?!

This is the official folder page for the story. It collects the book/part info, content notes, Q&A, and story links in one place.

Core vibe: dialogue-led chaos-romcom energy, identity confusion, awkward emotional nonsense, and at least one guy whose brain needs a loading screen.

Parts / Books

Inside this folder

Each book or part gets its own card. Content notes live directly with the book, because each story deserves warnings where they actually matter.

Book / Part 2

Additional parts

Extra parts live here with their own notes, links, and tiny emotional incident reports.

Status
Folder slot
Content notes / trigger warnings
Listed on the exact part they apply to.
Amazon link

Book One Mini-Game

Hallway Chase

Chase and Riley belong to this story, so their game lives here too. Jump the floor hazards, slide under paper planes, and react fast as the hallway keeps accelerating.

Fast mode

Run. Jump. Slide. Don’t get Riley’d.

Score 0 Best 0 Ready. One mistake is survivable.
Controls
JumpSpace or
Slide or S
TouchTap to jump · swipe down to slide
Speed380 px/s start · accelerates to 650 px/s
HallwaysOne of 18 backgrounds is selected randomly for every run
Local high scores

Stored only on this device.

    Small Q&A

    Quick notes for this folder.

    Tiny answers for the things readers usually want to know before they click the tiny chaos door.

    Is this NSFW?

    No. This story contains no NSFW content.

    Is there sexual violence?

    No. This story contains no sexual violence.

    What does “brief misgendering” mean?

    A short identity-confusion moment happens in the setup. It is not treated as a heavy trauma theme, but it still gets listed.

    Where do I read it?

    Use the Amazon link on the matching book card. Store links stay attached to the exact book they belong to.

    How intense is it?

    Romcom-chaos intensity: misunderstandings, romantic panic, emotional nonsense, and no explicit sexual content.

    What kind of humor is this?

    Dialogue-heavy disaster humor. Expect banter, confusion, dense boy logic, and characters making the situation worse with confidence.

    Reader note

    Warnings stay close to the book.

    General reader notes are useful, but the important stuff belongs on the exact book or part it applies to. So each release will get its own content notes before anyone is expected to click through and read.