Drew's Diaries

Meeting Will

Dear Diary,

Sorry I haven't written in you the past couple days. It's now day five and I got eliminated in day three. That night, when I got to this motel, I met Will, the first person who was voted out of Disventure Camp. He's very chill, except he has fears, like a lot of fears. Poor guy could barely pour a cup of tea for himself yesterday morning because he was scared of the teapot chipping him (giving him a cut by breaking). 

Yesterday afternoon I did some things with him to hopefully help with his fears, but, none of them worked. He started crying after a couple of hours, so I walked out for him to calm down. When I came back, he whispered "Oh Ashley, I miss you." With some paper the motel management gave me (by the way, the motel is a bit fancy), I asked him who that was. "She's a cowgirl, works at a farm, and she's very friendly with me...she didn't want me to go, and she didn't believe me when I told her Fiore was an evil little girl, so I just hope she's been able to see that since then."

I was stuck on the "Fiore was an evil little girl" part. Fiore is evil? That shocked me. I asked him about her and he replied, "Yeah, she pushed me on a tree trunk and then down the hill on the second day of camp. I was screaming, loud. But no one believed me, except, the person who voted Fiore besides me. It was Lill, she kind of didn't believe me, but since we were in an alliance, she said she would support my decision to eliminate Fiore."

I told him, "Fiore was the first friend I made at camp. We bonded a little about her situation and Tom's suspiciousness. She seemed...nice, a bit avoidant, but nice. I couldn't believe the truth about her, just like your team didn't believe it, either. But, I think now they will understand."

Will admitted I was right. It will take time, but the truth about Fiore will be exposed soon.

Last night, we decided to play games and ended up sleeping until 9am this morning. It was a fun night, though. I told him he should talk to Ashley if she got eliminated, but he didn't know if I was sure about it. I smiled and wrote that I gave the same advice to Gabby to talk to Ellie, and it worked.

He thanked me for my advice and is now eating his breakfast. I'm going to join him now, as we are getting news from the camp. I wonder what it'll be.

Your friend, 

Drew