"What do you want, Carson?"
"Would it be cringe to say 'you'?"
ππππππ ππππ wants to be real with herself. While the obstacles in her life continue to pile up, with parents that only care about what's on the surface, she tries to treat things lightly. However, this proves to be a difficult task, and she's not sure she's strong enough to manage it. Despite the challenging days she faces, Denise wants to start being grateful, but she's finding it hard to do so.
For her, the smallest things can have the biggest impact and continuously cause her worry, but ππππππ ππππππ doesn't understand why. After a successful football season, he decides to explore the other sports Providence High offers. On the day he joins his friends in watching their school host a track meet, he stumbles upon Denise and can't seem to get her out of his mind ever since. This is strange, but he doesn't necessarily dislike it.
What's even more strange is that Carson is pretty sure that whatever he might be feeling is not platonic, and it's freaking him out because he is anything but a lover.
( YOUR LOVING WAYS, LOU. )
β’ Devil born to be evil could only be healed by an angel, his angelβ’
She was an introverted, reserved girl. Pushing herself to high school with never got noticed by the crowd. It never seemed difficult. Neither was she a scholar nor was she in the category of bad ones. Obeying rules came easily. Learning new things never bothered her. She got decent grades in her studies but never bothered to participate in any other activities.
He was fond of anything that had no concern with studies. He hated books, from football to boxing even excelling in dancing. He was excellent in everything, not even liking studies yet he managed to be the topper of the school.
They were two polar apart! She was the definition of a good girl while he came under a bad one. She never got noticed, he could never be ignored. Kind was she! Rude was his nickname. Was any chance of these two colliding with one another? Pretty much yes! One competition, yes mere one competition and it changed their life.