Thoughts on Tomorrow

Thoughts on Tomorrow

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What do you say to someone who seems to have changed overnight? River "Breezy" Josephine Samuels is your typical teenager. That is if she weren't so average. Standing at a height of five-foot-two with perfect posture and weighing ninety pounds when soaking wet, the eighteen year old is used to getting a bit more than physically shoved around. Unmotivated for most things, lover of sleep, and an ever constant yearning to stay off of people's radar, Breezy has managed to stay in the middle zone for the most part for the past four years of her high school years. Two months before her school's winter break, a stray thought crossed her mind. She dismissed it quickly with practiced ease, but this time it rang in a foreboding fashion in the back on her mind. As time passed, it became ever stronger until it could not be ignored any longer. "I'm not happy with myself. I don't like what I've become. I don't like who I am. Nothing I do seems worthwhile. I don't want to be tired anymore." Only days until the winter break is to start, Breezy tentatively begins to plan, not knowing what she's setting in motion for herself - and consequently those around her. 0o0o0o0o0o0 Cover image (River Phoenix) found on Google Images. Image edited on Canva (www.canva.com). Cover to be changed at a later date.
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"Why are you looking at my lips like that?" I decided to be straight forward and ask him. He were still swaying back and forth at the soft music. "So I can understand what you're saying" his voice was raspy, his face dazzed. He came closer rubbing his forehead to mine. "But I'm not talking" Everything went upside down when Josephine Langford moved to London fore her serior year in high school. From the first day eyes were stuck on her as well as a name: "rebel" By cutting her long private school skirt on the first day of school standing up for her rights another name stuck to her: "slut" She lived by those names, not caring if people knew that they weren't true. She knew who she was and that was enough. But when she met Hero, a mysterious quiet kid, who only read books, had always his headphones on and was obssessed with waves, another name stuck to her: "The deaf kid's protector" And that time she decided to pay attention to that name and actually act on it.

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