A Way Of Society

A Way Of Society

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17 year old Jane is trying to fit in with a group of teenagers her age. The only problem is, they always seem to be drinking, or doing something they're not supposed to do. She eventually becomes friends with them, travelling back and forth from her abusive Dad, to the skatepark, where she hangs out with them. One day, Louis and her friends invite her to go to a concertwith them, skipping school. They need money for this. But how do they get it? She does have a guitar, and is pretty good at singing. Does this help her though? She is so distracted with her love life, trying to fit in, and being as cool as the rest of them. She is trying to cure her depression, but is seeming to take the wrong path.
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