Guns Don't Belong In School

Noah Quinn is a survivor. After the Rodgerson school shooting, Noah is forced to transfer to Roosevelt Boarding School where he is desperate to fit in. He must learn to cope with the trauma and PTSD of being a survivor. Will he be able to overcome this or will he be swallowed whole by his past?

Ethan Brooks is lonely. Where he use to sleep around, he now spends most days with his best friend Leon or at soccer practice ignoring the void in his soul. He has a hard time letting anybody in after being unable to protect his sister many years back. He's angry, resentful. Then he meets his roommate Noah, the annoying, clingy kid he is forced to bunk with for the remainder of his senior year. Will he learn to let other people in or succumb to his own isolation?

Follow the story of a group of friends coming together to overcome past heartache, family drama, loss and learning how to heal with the support of one another.

[Authors Note: I did my best to research and question friends who have been through similar situations. It may not be perfect but this story is in no way attempting to offend anyone who has been through similar events. My goal was to shed light on a serious topic in a way that may or may not catch the attention of those out there dealing with it. If it becomes that this is too offensive or controversial, I will take it down out of respect.]