Prologue: Day Zero
It’s funny how you can make a dissension, and seconds later you can regret it. I sat under the boardwalk in Montauk for the last night of the summer, and tomorrow I would be heading back to Philly, until next summer. I missed Liam already It’s your own fault, part of my mind told me, If you hadn’t gone and dumped him for some idiotic reason, he’d be sitting right next to you. Then the other part of my brain argued back, It’s not your fault Samantha, if you had kept dating him, in a long distance relationship, you would be setting yourself up for heartbreak, guys want someone they can see and hold and hug, it wouldn’t have worked out. I guessed it was right but then the second voice came back. You don’t know that, not all guys are like that, and you’ll never know because you dumped Liam too soon to find out. It had a good point, I would never know, and now I’m not so sure I should have dumped him. With one part of me telling me it was the logical thing to do, and the other telling me I was the stupidest person ever to live. I guess I’ll just let you decide but to do that I’ll have to take you back to the beginning, the very beginning.
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Teen FictionSamantha Koin never really felt like she fit in, but when she meets Liam at a concert she feels like someone understands her. The only problem their both leaving her summer home in 3 weeks, leaving from Long Island New York, back to Philly and Dubli...
