Alone Together

Ella has always been invisible, and quite likes it that way. She is just your stereotypical teenage loner, sat at the back of the class with her earphones in, her music turned up so loud that the rest of the world is blocked out. Her parents are always too busy for her, her friends would all rather hang out with somebody else and she honestly couldn't care less. At least, that's what she acts like - that's what she wants people to think. But nobody ever gets close enough to truly understand what she is feeling. Having built her life on pushing people away, what happens when someone is determined to get close to her and find out what is behind the headphones and the placid expression?