Sweet Nothings

Chapter one

  As soon as I got onto the plane I knew my life would be changed completely. I was a moving to a city with a population of more than a few hundred, which, as a matter of fact, is how many people live in my hometown in Ohio.

  The tallest building here is 4 stories tall, and it's a computer engineering office. The City Hall is 3 stories. My high school class only had 34 people in it, but I guess the good part about that is that there was a 90% graduating rate. And because there are only 34 people, I've only had 2 boyfriends. Including the one I had when I was 6. I never could do more than kissing because my parents were always home since they're farmers, and we live in a farm. But now that I was leaving, everything is going to change.

  I found an apartment and a roommate online, and the best part is that I already have a job set. Sadly, it's not my dream career, but I guess being a waitress will have to do. Now the only thing I have planned is to leave this damned town and start my life. Don't get me wrong, I love my town but don't you think it gets a little boring just sitting around. With no neighbors to hang out with. Unless you count the closest ones that live a mile away. I think a change will be good for me.
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  As soon as the plane was landing, I could already imagine how great my life was going to be. And, I just bought my first phone. I had an iPod touch before my new phone, so I know how Apple runs there phones, but I'm so excited.

  I got my checkout luggage and went outside the airport to wait for my taxi. I could already smell the exhaust from all the cars pulling up to take people to their hotels. This is so awesome!!

  "Hey! Lady! You gettin in or what?!" Yelled a driver in a yellow car. I suppose that's my ride. I struggled to drag everything over in one trip, but once I got there, the driver roughly through everything in the trunk and squeezed the door shut. He practically drove off before I got in the car. "Excuse me could you be a little more careful?" I politely asked. I honestly should've kept my mouth shut because I knew with the one glance back at me that he wasn't the happiest person.

  It took for-EVER to get to my new place. The traffic is awful. Where I lived, there were like 3 cars in the road at once. As soon as I tried to open the door, the key wouldn't get in the lock. I tried so hard to open it but with all my might, my frail body couldn't do it. I gave up as soon as my roommate opened the door. I guess I should've read more about the place because I didn't expect some hot guy with no shirt on to open the door.

"Oh, hello there"