About the runaway:
1) ello there! thank you for opening this and using some time to take a look at this before reading. basically, I have just hit 2K reads and i am personally so estatic and wanted to make some changes! the blurb that used to be here is no longer here because I realised it was kind of pointless and less attractive.
2) anyways, there are a few characters you should know the names of unless you get confused later on between them :-)
Realynn White- (MC)
Luke Cross- Realynn's best childhood friend
Laura White- Raelynn's sister
Mrs Cross- Luke's mother
Ameil- a new upcoming friend
Susan- Raelynn's mother
3) I really wanted to write this story for the past year and a half! I got this idea from actually sitting around and thinking about 'trust' and how it is such a fragile thing. many people: kids to teenagers to young adults all go through many problems in our lives and we cannot ignore that there are people who go through so much more than what we go through. Often, there are many stereotypical stories here of a teenage girl in depression and someone gets her out of it and they fall in love but I wanted to do something different.
4) depression is a very huge problem that i feel cannot be taken so easily unless we have felt like it before therefore i am not trying to write about a depressed girl but just about a girl who is dealing with her problems. i feel that if we have problems as huge as what you will read about next, we need to deal with them and that is what i feel this story is about.
5) enough about the sad and boring stuff! i really hope you like what you will be reading next. it is not all problems and crying, okay? ahaha there are some highschool drama, shanigans, pranks and a whole lot about love and friendship.
without further more of wasting time, I present to you: The Runaway
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The Runaway
Teen FictionRaelynn white regrets what she has done. But what is done, is done, right? No. You can never forget what had happened if those same sea blue eyes haunt you every single day when they glance back into yours. She can't forget him because he is always...
