the life changer// j.j

Things in Omaha aren't very extraordinary. Or maybe that's just me.

I never go to parties. I never have sex. I guess you could say I'm not a normal teenager, or that my reputation isn't the best. And I'd probably agree with you.

I'm graduating this year and I cannot wait to leave this place behind, but that's in a year. I need to get through one more year of hell.

And here I am, sitting in my blue Focus in front of my highschool. People walking in. I take a deep breath and get out of my car: I have to start somewhere.

I walk inside and nobody yells my name saying they missed me like they are to the other kids. But nobody stares. It's like I'm invisible

I walk into my first class, AP World History and I take a look at the seating chart, noticing that I'm in the back, and mentally high-fiving myself

Until I notice that I'm next to Jack Gilinsky, 1/3 of the coolest group of guys in school.I hate him with a writhing passion, but I have too suck it up.
Here's to our senior year