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When we used to dream

When we used to dream

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- "I am so freaking tired! I don't know what to do!" "Well, in my opinion, sometimes you just need to lay on your bed and do nothing for three years." - Sarah is the new girl at Summerwells high. With an easy-going personality and charm that pulls people in, she makes friends easily. Her only problem in the new city is her parents who still haven't been able to move on from their son's death. She is trying her best to be the understanding daughter they need right now, but with new friends and a boy who brings her own feelings to the forefront no matter how much she tries to hold back, just how long before she snaps? - ◈You know a person is right for you when they bring you closer to yourself. If they take you away from who you are then they aren't.◈ - Trigger warning: Contains topics about mental health and Depression.
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Being the new girl, officially sucks. Being the new Goth girl, wholeheartedly sucks. Being the new Goth girl, with horrific baggage, truly sucks. At my old school, I was thought of as 'cool and quirky'. Here, I'm just the weird new girl - the weird new girl whose parents are divorcing. I get stared at. Whispered about. Socially ostracised. I just know that my entire school life is now going to be an endless bout of loneliness and humiliation. Only, it would seem that Chas Summers doesn't think so. He has just stuffed a piece of paper in the back pocket of my jeans with one of his cocky and welcoming smiles. Now this boy, really is cool and quirky. A bit of a rebel, but he's definitely no rebel without a cause. That cocky smile of his, tells me that this could be the coming together of two quirky kindred spirits. That smile, tells me that I could have found my first friend here. Maybe being the new girl, isn't going to be so bad after all? Maybe being the new girl, will have its advantages? Maybe being me, is actually okay? I'm Mindy Diaz. The new Goth girl. Quirky and proud. The John Hughes Club Published by K B Mallion Copyright © 2020 K B Mallion

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