Good Girl Goes Bad

AN: Due to a major case of writer's block that hit around 15 chapters into this story, I have discontinued it. I will not be writing any new chapters to this story. You are welcome to read it, but read it with the knowledge that there is no ending. HOWEVER, I have redone the story with just a few changes to the plot, and am still updating and continuing that version all the way through. That story is called "Playing with Fire." It is in my works, and I have the link to it in this chapter and the final chapter of this story. If you would take the time to check that story out, it would mean the worldto me. Thank you!

"There is is," whispered Blaire Jackson as she stepped out of her mom's Mazda RX8. She stared at the gigantic building in front of her. Blaire, a sixteen year old, had just recently moved from her small hometown in Wyoming to Denver, the capital city of Colorado. Her family had moved in mid-July, causing her to have to start her junior year of high school at a new school. Willow Tree High is commonly known as the biggest high school in Colorado. Her old high school had a grand total of a little over 300 students. All she knew about Willow Tree was that it had thousands of students, and she didn't even know one.

"Have a good first day, Hun. I will pick you up at 3," Blaire's mom called from inside the car. Blaire nodded in acknowledgement, hitched her backpack up on her shoulder, and shut the door. She trudged to the main doors, passing multiple groups of gossiping teens. Many stared as she passed, and behind her groups everywhere broke into furious whispering about the new girl.

Blaire was pretty, sure, but she never considered herself model perfect. Her long, brunette hair was naturally straight and she had hazel eyes. None of her facial features have ever been considered exceptionally pretty, but she has never really been called ugly either. She was average height and weight for a teenage girl, and her only exceptional feature was her breasts, which were D cups, much larger than most.

Blaire laughed as some guy whistled at her. A straight A student, and the future valedictorian at her old school, Blaire didn't bother with boys. To her they were just distracting her from her future, and besides, there were plenty of prettier girls that the guys could have. Who would want to date the school nerd?

As Blaire walked through the main doors, she stopped and looked for the main office, only to get confused by all the signs. Attendance office, counsler's office, dean's office, student relations. There were so many offices, yet she couldn't find a single one labeled main office! She looked for any signs in the hallways, only to find herself more confused. There was at least five different hallways branching out from the area she was in, and not one had a single label.

"Need some help, new girl?" asked a voice behind her. Blaire whipped around, only to find herself facing a girl so beautiful and perfectly built, Blaire wouldn't be surprised if she was a supermodel just visiting the school. This girl was super tall, with an hourglass shape for a body. She had perfect golden hair that cascaded down her back in curls that Blaire couldn't get after trying for hours. Her blue eyes were so light, they were almost grey,and her makeup looked like it had been done by a professional.

"Um, yeah, I was looking for the main office. Do you guys, you know, have one?" Blaire stuttered out, sounding like a complete idiot. Even at her old school, none of the popular or even slightly pretty kids would talk to her, unless it had to do with homework. Blaire had a small circle of close friends, and that was it.