THE SAME WAY I USED TO BE

THE SAME WAY I USED TO BE

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April Montgomery isn't the typical happy and energetic person. She try's to be the best for her family and friends, but it doesn't always work out for her. She starts her third year of high school in the fall and she worried about what her future holds already. She can't possibly have a good year not without her dad who promised her to be here through everything. She try's to look at all the possibilities of a happy ending but she can't seem to think of anything. Holden is one of the best quarterbacks at bear Valley high school. For the amount of trouble he gets in he is a really smart boy and has a lot of humor. Holden enjoys spending time with his friends and especially his family. He recently got out of a 2 years relationship with Megan foster and it was the school's gossip for five months. He then makes a bet to never date again with his friend group but wait what happens when his Bestfriend cousin is the new student from Denver and they meet for the first time would he be able to control is bet. "I'm so so sorry I should've been watching where I was going" "No your fine I was just avoiding my coach" "Oh. Well I'm April-" Rude I guess I was just talking to myself
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Growing up in a toxic environment, sixteen-year-old Jay Foster has always had psychological problems, coupled with a quick temper. But one night something happens which finally pushes him over the edge, and as a result, he leaves his house the next morning with two things: his mother's gun and a plan. Living with a neglectful and drug addicted mother wasn't easy for Jay, and it definitely didn't help that his father abandoned the family while he was still a child. He harbored a hatred toward his parents, and that hatred extended to almost everyone and everything around him, producing a very troubled and damaged young kid. As Jay enters high school, he becomes very intrigued with one of his classmates. Kind of obsessed, actually. Her name: Mikayla Keeler. Mikayla is very unique, and like Jay, she doesn't seem to fit in with her contemporaries. Instead, the two of them keep each other company, and their friendship very quickly escalates into a romantic and intimate relationship. Despite having Mikayla, Jay's troubles continue to burden him. He and Mikayla are fighting habitually, his home life is still unbearable, and his time at school is hardly any better, made worse by a bully named Calvin. Their mutual dislike of one another leads to a lot of hostility, routinely leading to Jay being sent to his school's principal. One confrontation in particular goes much too far, resulting in Jay's expulsion from school. With everything seemingly piling up, Jay is very close to his breaking point, and late one night he is blindsided by the unthinkable, pushing him much too far and effectively planting in his mind a cruel and horrific plan for revenge.

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