1960's in America. The "cultural decade" where you either changed or were left behind. The '60s defined the counterculture and revolution in social norms of clothing, music, dress and drugs. Conservatives denounce the decade as one of the most irresponsible and flamboyant decade of social order. But that's what made it fun. Called "the Swinging Sixties" for a reason, marking the fall of social taboos and rise of the free spirit. To be a teen in this decade, or even a preteen, was a privilege. In the mids of Castle Rock's minor year, the school newbie mistakenly entangles herself with the lives of four boys who become divided as they're pressured by society and follow their own beliefs.

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It was the first day of junior high, it was my first day in Castle Rock, Oregon. What a small town. I was walking inside the building as I saw 4 boys standing outside. The tall one was smoking a joint, the one with glasses was giving the fat boy a nuggie, and there was a brunette, I couldn't see his face his back was to me. I was watching them as I accidentally ran into someone and dropped all my stuff. He walked away and laughed. As I was picking up my papers I saw a hand reach out in front of me. When I looked up it was the brunette. He smiled and was going to speak, but I panicked and shoved my papers in my binder and ran inside.....

When the boys return the modern city, they encounter a new set of stories and mysteries that have not yet been solved. Relationships are now becoming serious as time moves on, but would they last with the new way of life? Now being older, the boys have been returned to the city where they once had met a group of friends. Would the situations now be the same or different?