I had just aced my math test and was walking to my locker when a blue coloured note slipped out. Opening it, I read:
Hey Maya,
I thought a lot about what you said, and it comes down to the fact that I'm part of the popular crowd. Well, the crowd that seems to be the talk and gossip of every friend group. I was in fifth grade when they became friends with me because I was part of the soccer team. And since then, I've been friends with them. It's not like I hate them, I just feel like they bring in unnecessary drama into my life. I'm more of the type that will play football, study and then hang out with my friends. But they demand more of my time, and if I don't give it to them they throw a hissy-fit. I don't want that pressure on me, you know? And I don't know how to tell them that without offending them and then pummelling to the bottom of the social ladder.
And wow, how does your mom even handle her hair? And thanks for reminding me about Tangled, I literally went home and watched it with my baby sister. And, yeah I guess I am like Flynn. Since I can't tell you my name, and Mr. Anonymous sounds like a mouthful, I'll sign off as:
Flynn Rider :)
The first thing that came to my mind was: he watched Tangled too!!! I swear no one appreciates Tangled after Frozen came out. But reading his note, I think I understood what he meant. So, I grabbed a paper and pen and walked to the bleachers.
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Notes from Flynn Rider | #Wattys2018
Short StoryMaya, the teenage "Aunt Suzy", suddenly starts getting notes in her locker. Usually her "patients" would come up to her and vent, but this mysterious writer found venting to Maya through letters was much more helpful. Oh and he called himself Flynn...
