Journal,
I forgot to tell you the Duncan came back yesterday. Whoops. It slipped my mind.
I keep going to sleep and night with little scenarios of Sterlyng and I hanging out as friends and then end up getting together at the end. I get it, it's hopeful thinking. But being hopeful isn't enough and I know that he won't like me. He probably thinks I am too much of a goody-two-shoes. Or too pale. Or too weird. Or too loud. Or too attention-seeking. Or too much... Grace.
I have never ever really wanted to be anything but myself. But now, I have never wanted it more. And I know that it's a bad thing to change for a boy, but I know I probably will eventually.
Who is going to like the broken girl who pretends to be happy?
~Grace
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40 Days of Grace
Teen FictionThirteen-year-old Grace Rochester has lived a pretty hard life despite being only thirteen. Of course, it might be better than someone else's, but then again no one really knows what goes on inside her head. Finally, she decides that she wants to wr...
