The Boy At The Café

The Boy At The Café

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WpMetadataNoticeÚltima publicación lun, sep 14, 2015
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Let's start with a fact, Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE has a place. This place could be anything. It could be physical or phycological. But its there. When someone's at their Place they feel safe, happy and satisfied. Amelia Parker is a recluse. She's the classic ignored/bullied/removed nerd of high school. But she's got one safe haven besides her house though, a café. A café that has been her Place for four years. But she has one fear. And what happens when the fear comes true? But even worse, what happenes when her fear comes true at her safe haven? Her whole life changes. ***
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Amelia Anderson (16 years old). Let me tell you something about her. You know that popular people that always look attractive, throw amazing parties and have a wonderful social life? Right, she's exactly the opposite. Everyone is considering her a nerd, and obviously she has that crush that will never like her back. She goes into her natal country for holiday and there she finds him. *** "I'm scared" I said when I pulled back from the kiss. "Why, babygurl?" He asked kissing me one more time. "You know, when we go back to England will be different, what if I lose you? What if your friends don't like me?" I was serious, looking into his eyes. I was actually scared, it was true, what are his friends going to say when they find out he's going out with a nerd like me. Bad boys don't go out with good girls, even if Jason wasn't a bad boy, for me he wasn't, but his reputation said something else. He was popular and cool, I was nerdy and unattractive. It was a big difference. ***

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