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An Unpublished Story By Me

[The story you'll read below is unpublished draft of a story I wrote, it's a Martin Garrix x Tiësto story. If you want more of the story, you can ask for more and I'll post this along with the oneshots you guys request. If not, just say you don't like it. It's majority over minority.]

Chapter 1: First Day Of Academy

Martin wasn’t a social kid, he wasn’t throughout elementary and middle school. His mother was worried about him, so she signed him in the top school in the whole country. DJ Mag’s Forbes Academy. It’s a five star high school with mostly rich kids, but some are in the middle, and some are just plain poor.

“Martin.” Martin’s mother said, as she leaned against the doorway of Martin’s bedroom.

“What?” Martin questioned, looking at his phone.

“Look, I know you’re not a social kid and all but, tomorrow’s the start of a new year! Now, I want you to be social, maybe make some friends, you need to step up with your grades, and perhaps… Just perhaps, you could get a girlfriend?” She questioned.

“No, all love does is bring you down and make you soft.” Martin said. His mom sighed.

“Well, just let me see you’re doing better than you used to back in middle school.” She said as she walked out. Martin turned off his phone and put on the charger before going to sleep. It was already late so he might as well.

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“Martin, it’s time to get up! It’s almost 7:30!” His mother called. Martin didn’t want to get up today, he’s a freshman at a rich school. It’s bound to be bad. But he didn’t want to disappoint his mom, so he got up and got dressed. He just put on a black t-shirt and a camo coat. It’s usually cool outside early in the morning.

     He walked downstairs to see his mom in the kitchen.

“Oh! I’m so glad you could get up, Martin. And you’re even wearing something snazzy on the first day!” His mom said happily. Martin shrugged but was a little happy, he made his mom happy.

“Alright! You’ll be walking to school but I’ll be picking you up from school, so you don’t have to worry about walking back home.” She explained. He nodded and sat on the couch and looked at his phone.

“Martin, I want you to be a little more productive off that phone. I’m afraid the kids are gonna think you’re weird.” She said.

“Mom, really?” Martin asked.

“I just had to say it, I'm sorry, but it’s true you’ve gotta get off that phone a little more. How about joining a sports related club? Or just any club to get social.” She asked.

“I’m not fit, Mom. You know that.” Martin said.

“I know but, some kids your age are trying to change that for the better.” She said.

“Well, I don’t want the better.” He said. She sighed and went back to the kitchen.

“You might as well go to school right now. Be there a little early.” She said. Martin sighed but went out the door and walked to school. Daylight was barely peeking out behind the hills, so he doesn’t even know what kids would be out this early.