Bad Beginning, Easy Ending

Sam Odom is a very depressed girl. She keeps to herself and tries to stay out of the spotlight. She spends all of her time alone reading, listening to music, and writing. Having to spend all of her younger days alone as an orphan she never expected to be brought into a loving home at the age of eight. Life was great, she had loving parents and a warm home. However, the loving home starting turning south and before she new it her "father" died and she was being abused by her "mother." By hearing all of this you'd probably be thinking, who wouldn't be depressed? Add moving to a new town, which means a new school, and a marvelous "bad boy" and you've got an episode of disaster.

Jaxon Ravera is not a bad boy, far from it actually, he is just misunderstood. He is merely acting the part that society has chosen for him. He has a kind heart and a loving soul. He was brought up into a loving family and was a joy to be around. Until his mother died of cancer at the age of 15 putting him and his father deep into depression. Jaxon put up a bad boy front and his father picked up a bottle.

When Sam moves in, she has no idea she just moved in next door to her new schools "bad boy." The first day she gets there and this happens. She was standing at the sink in the kitchen putting up dishes when a baseball flew through the window, hitting her in the head. She blacked out for a minute and when she looked up, a tall dark brown haired boy was starring down at her from the window wide eyed.
They quickly become, "friends" and they may end up being even more than that...
Follow Sam and Jaxon as they go through friendship, jealously, fights, and love.