Dancing With A Paper Heart.

"Living in a big city, I guess I've always looked forward to seeing the light from the moon, between the floodlights and the lamps, even if its light isn't its own. A mere reflection of something else, it has a hold on me.
Some people are like that, like the moon. They come and shine their light on you and sometimes they leave.
But the moon? It won't stop coming out and shining in the dark each day, at least I hope it doesn't.
Because the moon? It's magic."

You travel, you see some mountains, probably even an ocean, and the same sky from a different continent and you suddenly know what to do in life? SURE. It works for Instagram posts and Facebook quotes but I completely, blatantly refuse to believe in these epiphanies.
It all started with the stupid story I wrote for my English class and I'm not going to bore you with it. I mean, anyone can write a story that has a word limit of precisely 150-200 words.
I'm just starting like this because it's a good place in my life to start my story.
(NOT.)

Join Charlotte Benton as she navigates a world full of friendship, heartbreak, books and dancing.
And the occasional stumble. (She's clumsy, okay?)