You and Me

Lucy's freshmen year is boring. She wakes up at the same time, goes to the same school, goes to the same classes, and gets home and does her homework. Every day. But she's okay with boring. Change is just way too scary.

William just moved to New Jersey during the middle of his freshmen year. Unimpressed by the small town and the people, he's adamant about his judgement of the town. That impression? Unlivable, terrible, sucky hell. He doesn't know anyone, his girlfriend is miles away, and there's nothing to do.

So when Lucy is forced by the principal, her mother's friend, to show William around and be his friend, she's reluctant, to say the least. Okay, she's devastated. She doesn't want to spend time with the cocky, arrogant new boy. And she knows the feeling is mutual.

They both know the rest of the school year is going to be hellish. Unless it isn't.

And when Lucy tries out for the track team, it complicates things even further.

Good luck, Lucy.