The Other Side

The Other Side

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I honestly don’t think anyone knows how easy it is to go from the top of the food chain to the bottom of it. As a matter of fact, I never knew it either, I lived life believing that everyone was as fortunate as my family. But I guess it’s not about how fast you fall from the food chain, it’s how you deal to cope with it (even if it is for only a few months). The thing is, not everyone is prepared to undergo such a life changing experience that may shatter your whole world. In a way, my situation was different from others. I went from the top of the food chain, to the bottom, and back to the top again. Going down the metaphorical food chain affected me when I came back to the top again. It changed who I was as a person, my daily habits, my morality, and in a nutshell my entire world. ............................................................................................................................... Hayley Rivers was used to living the privliged life. Fancy cars, outfits, and exclusive access to places around the world. So when a incident resulted in her losing everything at 13 years old she changes for the better. Now living in her new life with the "new and improved Hayley" she hates anyone that believes that people without money are superior to others with money. In comes Cameron, a self centered , egoistic jerk that cares about nobody except for girls and his money. So when he doesn't just seem to go away, what does Hayley do? Teach him about poverty of course. Oh and maybe love. 2014 Copyright XxForealthoexX
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