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I'M LIVING ON THE
WILDSIDE
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GOING ON AN ADVENTURE OF A LIFETIME
WAS THE LAST THING HANNA EXPECTED
TO HAPPEN IN HER NIGHT OF WHAT WAS
SUPPOSE TO BE PEACE AND QUIET.
[TREY ANDERS...
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THE BREEZE HITS MY SKIN as we exit the club. "Jenny, you were great!" Bobby exclaims.
"That was amazing."
" I can't believe I just did that," Jenny says in disbelief.
"Well, you better believe it," I smile.
"See what happens when you just let go? The art just starts to flow," Lola yells happily.
"Well, speaking of flow, we better get going before these guys come out, all right?" Jenny informs us.
"Jenny, you were way cool," A.J. compliments.
"Not cool. You were radical," Trey yells out loud. I was walking beside Emily.
"She didn't end world hunger, people," Emily scoffs.
"Come on, Em, don't say that," I sigh as we catch up with the rest of the group.
We arrived at what seemed to be a boardwalk "That was really great. I'm so proud of you," Lola cheers.
"Thanks," Jenny says back to her. I heard a bottle clanking like it was being kicked, I must not have been the only one 'cause Lola looked back but I didn't bother.
"Hey, I think you should talk to Emily. She seems pretty down," Lola told me.
I slow down my stroll so Emily could catch up "Hey, um, I just wanted to apologize about earlier back at the police station."
"Whatever. Just forget it," she bluntly replies. Her face didn't show any emotions but her eyes said everything.
"No, I won't forget it. It's been an awful night but it's no excuse to hurt your feelings baby sis, what's wrong?" I put my hand on her shoulder. She stays silent.
"Em, listen to me, okay? You're not a child anymore. You're an amazing, smart, cool girl," I explain smiling at every detail I say of her.
"No, I'm just a dork. Nobody even knows I exist. I'm just an invisible dork," Emily says putting herself down, even though we don't always get along I still love her and I don't like seeing her like this.
"You're not invisible. You're beautiful. And you don't need green hair or tattoos to be noticed. Just be your awesome self. I promise you, it's enough," I explain to her. She looks over at someone from far away. I turn around to see what she was looking at and realized it was Trey. "And if he doesn't see that, then... That's his loss. And besides... Boys are dorks."
