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In the quaint town of Austin, Texas, Maya Avery Lee was finishing packing the last of her belongings to begin a new life somewhere else. With her flowing blond hair and striking blue eyes, she had a charm that captivated everyone she met. But life for Maya was anything but ordinary. She was an extrovert at heart, seeking adventure and excitement in every corner of her existence.
Maya's family was always on the move, thanks to her father's career as a U.S marine. Though it brought instability, Maya found joy in the constant change. Every time she felt confined or bored, it seemed as though work prompted her family to uproot their lives and find somewhere else to live. She loved the fresh start.
Now, fate had woven its threads once more, pulling the Lee family from the streets of Austin to the serene landscapes of Kildare County in North Carolina, nestled within the beautiful Outer Banks.
Maya's heart brimmed with excitement at the thought of starting life somewhere else. She did her research. Kildare County held the promise of sandy beaches, winding trails, and new friendships to be made. But, being the spirited soul she was, Maya knew she'd be tempted to sneak out and explore her new surroundings even before the moving boxes were unpacked.
The unknown was her playground, and she thrived in the face of change. Each new place was a blank canvas, and Maya was eager to fill it with colors of whatever mischievous escapades she could.
So, as the Lee family's journey led them to Kildare County, Maya's spirit soared with anticipation, ready to embrace the sea breeze and the inviting horizon. She was excited to meet new people and make her mark in the Outer Banks. Who knows, maybe Maya will like this place and decide to stay a little longer than she usually did.
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until i found u | Rafe Cameron
Fanfiction"Everything about her was perfect on the outside, but it was just to hide what a mess she really was on the inside" ~ "It is absolutely terrifying the kind of deep suffering the happiest looking people are able to hide inside themselves"
