HIM AGAIN
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My name is Hannah. People might see me as a weird person. I didn't wear makeup, acted like a bookworm but I was actually not, rarely socialized with people around me, and liked spending my time all alone. Finally, I have a friend. He is Matt. He used to be a part of a group of bad boys in my school. However, he decided to leave his friends and be friends with me instead. I thought by being Matt's friend, I would never face the problems as I used to have in the past. But I am totally wrong because of one of his old jerk friends. Him again!
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Hannah is nervous to start her freshman year at a new school, Thomas Edison High. As her school year begins, she finds out schoolwork is pretty challenging-not to mention her closest friend at school is beginning to be bullied by some mean students. She is also starting to be influenced by a new friend at Thomas Edison who encourages her to make some decisions she isn't so sure is right as a Christian girl, and meets Danny, a fellow student involved the school's drama production. Unsure of the decisions she should make and how to cope with all the bullying freshman year, she learns some valueable lessons in and out of school this new year, about who really are her best friends, always and no matter what. I'd like to thank @kirstenk923 for the wonderful cover she made for this story. Thank you so much, its beautiful! <3

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