Meaning of friendship
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Us. A group of misfits.
Jake the Jock.
Nico the Popular.
Brandon the Nerd and War enthusiast.
Violet the Silent girl.
Stella the Serious one.
And
Melody, the Musician.
Trying to survive the last year of middle school.
Meeting new enemies.
Finishing homework.
They're your ordinary group of teenagers with labels struck upon them.
They're the nobody's.
But as they try to survive this on their own
They can't go through this alone
Without the help of
Friends.
please note that this is rated past pg thirteen and has some foul language in it.
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