Oh God. Where the hell do I even start? Um, Lucas Monroe, 17, dark hair, light brown eyes, and a killing for guitar. That's my name, age, and description. If you couldn't tell, you don't have any common sense in you and most likely I don't want anything to do with you so bug off and stop wasting my time.
Let's settle something right now. As I said I am 17 and probably wasn't going to major in English. I may make some mistakes in my book, but you'll learn to deal with it. Don't get all pissed at me for smart people things, because I highly doubt I was that smart.
Alright, that was a fair game I think. If you had the brains to read the back of the book with the description, or if you just skimmed through it, then I owe you an explanation. I guess I could start off from the part where I actually remember my story. Let's make it short and sweet.
Once upon a time I died. Short enough? How I died I have no clue. I can't remember, I wish I did. I wish that I remembered my life so that I could tell you all about it. Maybe even just so that I could know how it went, you know? No, you don't know. This probably sounds insane to you. Well that's not all so let me finish. After I died I came back. No, not back as in 'back to life'. I came back as in ghost. I prefer to be called a soul. Soul just sounds more peaceful and not like you want to haunt people and kill them in their sleep.
You know, I was doing fine the first few weeks of 'coming back'. I was around towns, ease dropping, going through things and actually just living a ghost life. I want to chuckle. That was ironic. Ghosts do not live. Although, it seems like I formed me again remembering my interests in the world.
For some reason I feel like I am going off track. Where was I? Oh, um I think I was getting to the weird part. If I wasn't, then now I am. I'm stuck. I, Lucas Monroe am stuck in a book. This time I remember how too. I was snooping around in a high school and some girl left a book in the locker room. Yeah, I know I was in the girls locker room. You know what, you are going to have to get over it. I'm a 17 year old guy and I have feelings that I can't explain but I have them.
Anyways, the book. The cover was plain and awkward. It had nothing on it. I think she was someone who liked drawing or writing and wanted to create an art book, diary, or a novel. At that point in my adventures I was still figuring out the things I was able to do. As I mentioned I went through things and people and I wanted to go in the book. I did.
I went in, then tried to get out after finding that the book was completely empty, for sure. I couldn't get out. Still can't. Then I just kind of stayed. That's why I am still here. Except by now I am learning how to write my thoughts in here. I figured I might as well.
YOU ARE READING
Imprinted
Teen FictionLucas Monroe is what you'll be calling me from now on. My time is dark, hidden in between lines, and hard covered. Although, it used to be just the opposite. Have you ever heard anyone say that you are the author of your own book? That metaphor is...