Our Different Densities

“We’re just like different densities. You’re the one on top, head of the school, and I’m just a nobody on the bottom. We just don’t mix and we can never mix.” I sighed, looking straight into his eyes.
“And what makes you believe that?”
“Well, first off, Society, second of all, the whole school thinks that, heck; even I think that, and maybe even the laws of density?”
“Then you know what? Screw them because we will work. I’m going to make sure we work.” He growled, holding my hands tightly in his.

Rebecca Thompson’s biggest fear was ultimately a place called private school. Her experience that she once had had been treacherous and horrible filled with lots of bulling and name-calling. Finally calling it quits, her mother enrolls her into private school where Becky is finally happy for the first time in years. But with her parent’s separation, Rebecca is forced to face her biggest fear, but what she doesn't know is that there are things that are worse in public school; like falling in love.