social suicide // brian johnson

social suicide // brian johnson

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The year is 1980-something, and two weeks ago cheerleader Heather Agnes would have never thought she'd be sitting in the robotics club's Team Captain, Brain Johnson's bed playing karoke with other nerds.
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"Number four, you're up" Coach yelled to the bench. He whispered in my ear as I passed. "Do it for the girl, Hemmings" ------------------------ Madison Sydney Carter: Cheerleader. Luke Robert Hemmings: Cherished captain of the football team. Unlike most schools these two groups don't mix, weird right? But that's how it is. It's the way it's always been since that one jock dumped the head cheerleader. This created rule number 36 of the Cedar High Panthers handbook, stating, 'Members of the Cedar High Panthers football team MUST NOT in anyway interact with the Cedar High cheerleaders. Failure of agreeing to this rule may result in being dropped from the team/squad'. So, secret friendships? Bound to happen. People finding out? Not on her list. His list? Unknown.

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