Perfectly Mistaken

A dislike for everyone. Maybe, it's just in his nature or it's simply what he sees around him. Or, maybe, it's a rejection to being rejected.

Ezra Crosby, a mere teenager, trying to get through his eleventh year, has nothing to do with his fellow students. Except dislike, maybe. The perfection in the lives of people around him is annoying. But when he is confronted with Denise, the most annoying of all ( that's what he keeps telling himself anyway.), there might be a conclusion occuring somewhere.

Sometimes we judge and other times, we are judged. But once in a while, quite often than not, we might just be perfectly mistaken.

-@Juneandfalls