Letters To An Inmate

Letters To An Inmate

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Romance
Marisol Jamison, or MJ, is a senior finishing up her last few months of high school. She's looking foward to graduating knowing she will be the first in her family to do so. But all her hard work seems to get no where when her favorite teacher gives the class their Senior Project. They are to write weekly letters to an inmate. Marisol is reluctant to write any letters but she knows she needs the grade to graduate. But when he writes one back to her is when Marisol's whole world is suddenly flipped. As they exchange letters Marisol's feelings are evolving. Then graduation hits she no longer has to write to him. Marisol feels a connection with him that's too hard to ignore. When he starts to ask for pictures and visits from her she believes its gone too far yet she knew she was trapped. But when he starts to plea his innocence to her will she believe him or is he using her for her freedom and naiveness to get what he wants? Or will she lock away her feelings and the letters from an inmate?
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The 10

A group of high school students is assigned to spend a week at a prison, a "social experiment," as the teacher calls it. Each student is assigned as a visitor to one inmate each, to learn life from their perspective. After the week is up, the students are free to go home finally. But, when the teacher announces that the students can continue to "stay in touch" with their inmate, one student decides to because she feels her inmate has a good heart. But she has no idea what she's getting herself, and nine others, into. *Story is 100% fictional. Any similarities in names, places, and situations are purely coincidental.*

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