The Freshman Child

Story Summary

Samantha Bancroft

The Freshman Child. Shy and innocent Sam is the endearingly clumsy type. Tall and lanky, she's always dropping her books and stuttering in front of good looking boys. Her sweet nature and goodness makes her a magnet for bullies. Ever since she moved to Baltimore two months ago, she's had a crush on the cute boy who lives down her street, Noah Robinson. Will he ever notice her?

Noah Robinson

The Sophomore Boy. With his blonde hair, athletic physique and heartbreaking smile, Noah isn't the typical jock. Focused and laidback, competitive and chilled, capable but sometimes irresponsible. He's the perfect mix of athletic and preppy. He gets good grades, he's a sports god and he's popular with the girls. Can he convince Caitlin that he's the guy for her?

Caitlin Williams

The Junior Girl. Caitlin is the redhead femme fatale cheerleader of Roland Park Academy. Some girls are blessed with sexy good looks and curvaceous bodies. Caitlin is one of them. The boys worship the ground she walks on, the girls hate her ruthless and mean streak. She rules the school, not because everyone likes her but because everyone is afraid of her. She is just biding her time until Max realizes he wants her...

Max Cavendish

The Senior Man. Tough, thrill-seeking, rule-breaking bad boy Max “Being bad feels pretty good huh?” Cavendish, with his blue-black hair and piercing blue eyes, tattoos and piercings is every girl’s fantasy. His MO: He smokes, drinks, partakes of illegal substances, causes trouble, gets in fights and only goes to school when he feels like it. He's the guy the girls at Roland Park Academy are dying to date because they know that life with him could never be boring. Sam is not his type. He never goes for girls like her. So why is she all he secretly thinks about? 

Drama and fights. Laughter and tears. Breakups and makeups. It's rushing to grow up and realizing you want your innocence. It's hurting over someone else. Jealousy and envy. Rumors and gossip. Sluts vs. Innocent girls. Disappointment and lies. Butterflies in your stomach. It's tears on your cheeks that you want to be wiped by one person, the person who made you cry in the first place. The realization that you're young, carefree and should be having fun. Yeah, you only live once. Welcome to high school...Have a nice four years...

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