They Chose Me *Watty Awards*

They Chose Me *Watty Awards*

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*True Story* Seven years. Seven years may not seem like a long time, but for me, seven years' difference made all the difference in the world. They were seventeen and eighteen; I was barely eleven. They were Advanced dancers; I wasn't close. They were learned in acting and performing; I was only starting out. They were confident and cool; I was nervous and fearful. They were hoping (and maybe even expecting) roles in our dance production; mine came as a total surprise.
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Senior year finally arrived, and you couldn't wait to leave as soon as the year finishes. Sure you'll miss the school dramas, blossoming friendships, since it made your experience rather interesting. But what made it more of a fun experience, was the arrival of the new kid, Robbie Kay. His attitude screamed egotistical, his appearance was sex, and his behavior danger. He wasn't your average teenager, he'd rather enjoy drowning himself in parties, and screwing every girl he sees in the locker room. And you happened to be his next target. Will you play hard, or surrender? update july 11, 2021: on the note that i've written this years ago, i apologize for the ignorance i had whilst producing this poor excuse of a fanfic. being exposed to the internet at a young age, i hadn't realized the effect i had with sharing my works online, as i wrote this purely for fun. i take full responsibility for the awful things i may have said/written and will continue to move forward to grow as a person. i thank those constructive (and albeit humorous) commentary that i still see from my old email, and thank you for pointing out the flaws from the past. y/n has been normalized to become such a flat character, and i applaud our generation for noticing this. so thank you, and i will continue to carry out the things you have all taught me today. <3

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