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Ever since I was young, I could see things that other people couldn't or wouldn't seem to bother to see. The shadows; they used to welcome me with open arms... They used protect me from everyone and everything.. At least.. I thought they did...
Until...
The incident...
I was about thirteen when they started getting out of control. What? The shadows?? Hell no.. My parents. They thought something was wrong with me.. A lack to make friends.. A socially awkward dweeb...
Hey!! Don't you go judging me I was only thirteen and I had a crazy obsession with Nyan cats! Give me a break.
Anyway.. I never talked to many people.. And I always kept reading the same book, over and over again. Specifically it was my favorite book since I was a young child. Anyone remember the classic Grimm brothers stories? Those were my favorites.
Gory and all. My best one? "The girl without hands." Haha that's a good one. I decided to walk to school to get some fresh air from the saddened room full of my parents.
I kept wandering the streets until I met up with Sophie, my old best friend. She glared at me; her eyes showering me like old black mold on the scuff of an an abandoned house. She flipped her brown hair, and stalked off down the sidewalk. 'Bitch' I thought to myself as I followed down the path of her same frilly ass pink skirt.
God I hate pink. Give me some jeans converse a black hoodie and I'm great.
I looked up towards the sky. Thunderheads. Fucking fantastic.
I pulled my black hood up over my messy dirty blonde hair and continued walking down the same path I had taken for years.
Raindrops started plopping down on the worn out cement. Messing up my makeup too. I sighed as I continued walking down the road until I found sanctuary at the High school. I pushed open the old creaky door. The school was alive that's for sure.. But something... Didn't quite feel right..
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An angel and a rebel. A scholarship girl and a playgirl. When their worlds collide, sparks fly-and nothing will ever be the same. When Enid Jones-straight-A student and the perfect Islamic daughter-earns a scholarship to the prestigious Montrose Academy, she believes her life is finally falling into place. Her plan is simple: keep her head down, ace her classes, secure a scholarship to Yale, work a side job, and one day gain full custody of her younger sister from their abusive father. But trouble has other plans for Enid... and its name is Olivia Grayson. Carefree, rebellious, and notorious for breaking hearts, Olivia is Montrose Academy's golden girl. With her comes the infamous Golden Four, and a whirlwind of chaos Enid wants no part of. At least, that's what she tells herself. Because Olivia isn't just interested in Enid-she's made it her mission to strip away the saintly image everyone sees and uncover the fire hidden beneath. But what if it's Olivia's carefully crafted "bad girl" façade that begins to crumble first... all because of a certain brunette who was never supposed to matter? ๑ "After what you and your stupid friends did to me, isn't it enough? Do you really have to rub it in my face?" I snapped, my voice shaking with fury. Olivia just smirked, stepping closer until her warm minty breath fanned against my lips. My pulse went wild, betraying me. "I'm only just getting started, angel," she whispered in that husky voice of hers. "And I'll stop... the moment I hear you moan my name." ๑ An angel and a rebel. A scholarship girl and a playgirl. Can love survive when it's least expected-or will it destroy them both?
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