The Lost Boy- A Niall Fanfiction

Here we go

Dad's small house wasn't my problem,

it was the fact that there was only some

parts of town that had signal. Basically,

when I was 14, I found a "secret spot"

in the middle of my Dad's house and

one of his neighbors that got two bars

signal. (yay!) Every night, I would

sneak out and make my way to the

magical tree that got signal & text my

bestfriends at that time. All of them

either turned into sluts or moved to

a military school, but that was okay.

Who needed friends when you had

wifi? (am i right) That motto of mine

came in handy up until this Summer,

when there was no wifi in sight. I

atleast had to try to make some new

friends even though 90% of the

population here were elders who were

cranky when i attempted to help them.

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"Savannah come help Meredith and I

with YOUR bags", my dad said as I

took in the whole idea of what this

Summer would come for me. Work

started tommorow for my dad's small

wood buisness and that means waking

up at 7 am every morning, wearing old

tshirts and shorts that would easily

get ruined by the end of the summer so

I made sure to pack accordinally.

As I walked into my old room to

put my stuff down, I noticed new

things arranged in it; male stuff. Please

tell me Micheal wasn't back. Especially

not this summer. He was Meredith's

son that was a year older than me but

had the brain and maturity of a 12 year

old.

"Miss me?" Michael said as he

walked passed me and sprang across

his super man bed sheets. Yeah he was

immature, but somehow he got all of

the ladies, except me. Back when my

dad lived in California (like 5 years

ago) , Michael attended my

highschool for his softmore year. I

honestly don't see how, but his hair

flip and wink got every girl drooling

over him. "Not even near what I was

thinking", I rolled my eyes as a grabbed

my stuff to leave. "You know I'm here

for the next 6 weeks, we could get

closer if you want. We could even share

a room...", he said as he winked at me.

"Yeah, like my Dad would agree to that

idea. Same goes for me. See you

Micheal.", slamming the door behind

me. I was not taking his annoying acts

for another Summer.