RORY KAVANAGH
A year after my dad, Johnny Kavanagh, the world, renowned rugby player retired from his professional career, my parents uprooted our life and brought the whole family back to their childhood home in Balllylaggin, Ireland. At first, I s...
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GRACIE GIBSON 16
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COREY GIBSON 17
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EDEN KAVANAGH 15
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CAOIMHE KAVANAG 15
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CONOR LYNCH 16
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FINN BIGGS 18
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ROSIE BIGGS 15
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CILLIAN FEELY 16
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BLURB: A year after my dad, Johnny Kavanagh, the world, renowned rugby player retired from his professional career, my parents uprooted our life and brought the whole family back to their childhood home in Balllylaggin, Ireland. At first, I saw resentment to this relocation, leaving behind all my friends in Dublin, but that's until the dark Princess came into my life, Gracie Gibson. I've met her when I was nothing but a awkward preteen and she was nothing but the shy girl hiding behind her mothers legs, but since then she has grown into the most fascinating women I have ever meet.
I wanted out. Out of this school, this town, this country. I was an outcast in Tommen, with black and white hair and big combat boots. I rarely had friends besides, Rosie Biggs and my older brother Cory. I was destined for something greater than this life. London, Madrid, France, it was all calling my name. I thought I would never find happiness in Ballylaggin until I met him. Rory Kavanagh.
