Miles Hollingsworth, a grade 11, bisexual, billionaire, "bad boy " now a son to a dad in prison.
Olivia Pomegray, a grade 10, hopeless romantic, rich, "good girl" now an ex abuse victim. They found each other and now are Degrassi's hottest power cou...
"Hey Olivia. What's up, is it Hunter?" She asked nervously. "No, no he's okay. From what I've heard you really helped him." I smiled.
"He just needed a friend and he really wanted to talk to me." She shrugged. "Well it means a lot. Do you think you are going to see him again?" I ask.
"I don't know, I'm still thinking about it...I mean I'm pretty busy with...Tech class." She explained, her phone was buzzing frantically in her hand. I watched it light up with notification after notification.
"Right Tech class...Did you really make that app?" I asked.
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"Yes! Isn't it amazing?" She smiled and then looked down to scroll through her alerts.
"No...not really." I replied shaking my head. "What?! I worked hard on it!" She said offended.
"This post about the cheating boyfriend in 11, it has 200 agrees, who wrote it?" I asked. On the app people could agree with a post, this one had quite an active response which made me more anxious. "I don't know? How would I know?" She stuttered looking around. "Because you're the creator..." I answered.
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"Yes but I created it to be anonymous so it was a safe space for people to talk about their worries and feelings. If even I knew, it wouldn't be anonymous." She explained.
"Well, what you have actually created is a war zone where people can hide behind their screens to hurt others by their opinions and gossip. I mean, have you seen the criticism about Frankie?!" I showed her some posts by scrolling down the app on my phone.
"It's not my fault, she should never have created that hurtful banner." Yael defended. "I know she made a mistake but she doesn't need this." I disagreed. Frankie was still my friend in all this and I couldn't stand people saying hurtful things about her.
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