Pencil Pouch
  • Reads 72
  • Votes 4
  • Parts 3
  • Time 20m
  • Reads 72
  • Votes 4
  • Parts 3
  • Time 20m
Complete, First published Sep 22, 2012
Classic bullying case. "Bystander" view, victim view, and finally, a more mature view many years after the scenes unfolded...
Always remember to love each other <3

14 year old Nina is your average school girl; loves to sing, read, write, has good grades, and tons of great friends. She doesn't have the perfect life by far, but she's pretty content. So when she notices quiet, awkward, s-s-stuttering Casey she just has to help her. After all, she is seemingly crying out for help with those inked words on that pink and orange flowery pencil pouch...
14 year old "Casey" is your not-so-average, nerdy, dorky, awkward but adorable, sweet, teenage weirdo. Quiet and reserved in school, or at least as an underclassman, the complete opposite outside of school. One day in creative writing class the teacher showed the class one of the student's stories. It was a peculiar story, with very familiar characters...and it was all wrong. Once simply oblivious and uncaring, now paranoid of people talking behind her back is added to "Casey's" adjectives describing her.
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