Typical Funerals are Boring | Michael Clifford

"Tonight, you're going to forget your parents ever even existed." He wrapped his arms around me, ripping the pink hearts sweater I was wearing off my body, revealing the thin undershirt that I wish I didn't choose to wear. "You're going to be my bad girl for a night."

I stared at him, shocked and a bit confused, what could he possibly mean by that? "What is it that we are going to be doing?" My teeth chattered in the cold.

He smirked, "We'll do whatever you want, Babydoll. The night is ours."

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Dolly Castro is a sixteen year old girl who was raised to be a synonym to innocence. Her whole life, her parents monitored every little thing she did. She rarely left home, and had no friends, because her parents wanted to keep her pure from what the world offered. She was a walking doll, wearing dresses every day, and acting as if she were raised in a castle, her manners were precise.

So what happens when Dolly meets a certain boy at a funeral she shouldn't have attended in the first place?

She will finally learn the meaning of rebellion, and taste the sweet taste of being a bad girl.

**Cover by @cherrystix **