ALL AMERICAN
SEASON 1
SYNOPSIS
At 16, Emberly Emerson is living what seems like a dream life in Beverly Hills. After the tragic loss of her father, her mother moved them away from South Crenshaw in search of a fresh start. Leaving behind her childhood friends, family, and the only home she'd ever known wasn't easy, but over time, Beverly Hills became her new normal. Now, years later, she has it all: a luxurious house with a pool, a prestigious school, loyal friends, and a life most could only imagine.
But Emberly's perfect world is upended when her childhood friend transfers to Beverly High as the new student. While she greets him with open arms, others are less welcoming. His arrival stirs up tension, and soon, Emberly finds herself swept into a storm of drama. Secrets long buried come to light, new emotions emerge, relationships are tested, and the once-solid foundation of her life begins to crack.
Caught between loyalty to her past and the chaos of her present, Emberly must navigate a world of shifting alliances, rising tensions, and newfound challenges. As waves of conflict crash around her, she must decide whether to rise above or be consumed by them.
DISCLAMIER
I do not own the show All American or any of it's plot or characters. All rights go to CW and the writers and creators of the show. I only my characters and their plot line.
I also do not own any pictures or gifs used in the story. I just find them off the internet, or tumblr.
WARNING !
This story will contain swearing, drinking, mentions of drugs, smoking and mentions of depression. If any of those topics affect you, I would recommend not reading.
STATUS: FINISHED
STARTED: 3. 3. 2020
ENDED: 1. 24. 2021
STORY IS NOW IN THE PROCESS OF BEING REWRITTEN.
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RomanceEmberly Emerson world is turned around when she learns her best friend is coming to Beverly. While she is excited about the arrival of her friend being there, others not so much. With these new changes, comes new problems and Emberly has to go throu...
