A Grain of Salt. (SXS)
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  • Reads 2,040
  • Votes 139
  • Parts 3
  • Time 27m
Ongoing, First published Apr 12, 2024
Mature
Conway is a "nonchalant" or "lazy" person as you call it. Sometimes even "emotion-less", or she moved on too quickly for other's liking. She irritated the people around her with her attitude, causing her to be a loner in college. This girl really didn't have any actual problems though, she just didn't take anything serious. That's just how she was. Taking nothing personal-that was her peaceful way of getting through the rest of college, even life. 


Waverly on the other hand is the complete opposite. She most emotional person you would ever meet. Every little thing mattered to her, and with her having social anxiety it makes things no better. Even coming down to just a curious look, Waverly thinks that people are thinking the absolute worst. 


What happens when the two run into each other in class? Will they eventually cancel each other out during their growing friendship, or become the next Yin and Yang?
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