Death: It Affects Everyone

Chapter 1

Hey... It's me Ally. Ally Jones. Don't turn up your phone or computer. You heard me right. Its me in the flesh. Well was in the flesh. This was my story. I was a normal teenage girl.I had just moved to this small town in Georgia. I was a freshman in high school and was doing pretty well as far as grades go. AnywaySo I met this guy at work and he was really nice. His name was Connor Davenport. He was really my only friend besides Emily Smith. Emily was a girl in my 3rd,4th,5th,6th,and 7th period. We were really good friends until she stabbed me in the back.She came over to my house one night drunk as ever asked if she could stay the night because her and her boyfriend had gotten in a fight and he had kicked her out of there apartment. So like a good friend I let her stay. Emily wasn't the type of girl to spare feelings. With that being said , she didn't spare mine either. She flat out told me that the night of the party she had crawled into bed with the guy i really liked and that was why James , her boyfriend, had kicked her out.So when I heard this I wanted to start screaming and cussing her out but like a good friend I didn't. Instead i just shook it off and said "Let's go to sleep" she agreed and I turned the lights out then went to sleep. That brings us to the next person in my story. Jason Taylor. He was the linebacker of the football team and was really cute. He was a ladies man but I saw something different in him. I saw hope and compassion. I quickly found out that my accusation was wrong. He ended up being a douchebag and Had an ego bigger than The Empire State Building. He was a real jerk and yet every other girl was madly in love with him and I couldn't understand why. HIs friends we all jerks as well just not as good looking as he was. He really made me mad when he started picking on Connor. Connor was just a guy with knowledge of almost everything. He was a pretty cool kid. So like any good friend would do i stood up for Connor. THen it all went downhill from there