The Three Worst Years

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The feel of fall had just came upon the small town, this town, which most of its inhabitants loved, was also loathed by others, because, in the youth of this town, there was very little difference. You had three basic groups, the goths, the preps/jocks, and the nerds.

And either you were a prep or a jock, or a outcast. The outcasts band together in this town, and face the main groups either meekly, or outright.

And in these groups, there are smaller groups.

Such as, the weird goths, which, in all, just talk about random things... like anime, or some sort of flying creature

Then, you have the quiet nerds, which is my group. Until you get them together, they're quiet, but once together, they are the 'weird sub-goths'

Then, there is the leaders, the majority of the school.

Those seem like replicas, however, there are kind ones every now and then, once you get them around the right people. That's the problem.

This, is mainly about how those groups socialize, and come together, then break apart, but, not in high school, or elementary, just middle school. Sixth grade, through eighth. And, it's mainly my middle school, but parts of it are fiction... just to make it simple. I will tell about a person(Not real) from each group.

From the goths,

Alicia Cobart

Triston Brown

From the nerds,

Claud Herminger

Matthew Jerrycul

From the preps and jocks,

Madison Boudiar

Chris Williams.

Each of them, are different, and each of their groups, as well as them, change, and begin to find each of their own paths in life, and each of them begin to hope for something different then they have ever before in their own life's.

This, is about each of their stories, with all the silly little drama, feild trips, traps, dates, hopes, sports, classes, the change from a kid, to a teen.

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⏰ Last updated: Sep 23, 2011 ⏰

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