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Innocent

Innocent

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Romance
This is a romantic mystery about relationships in middle school. It shows how it's really bad to give people stereotypical names like drama queens, or jocks, or nerds. Because it hurts when people go to far with that kind of stuff. I'm writing a mystery about different things that happen at a middle school. But I would like for you to not just focus on the mystery, focus on what the people feel. I'm using different points of view for two reasons. (a.) For ME to be able to show what the different people are thinking. (b.) For YOU to understand what the different characters feel about each other. I'm also basing this off of my personal life, because I only hang out with certain people, and the other people at school were calling the people that I would hang out with a "group" or "Anna's group" and they're only doing it to be rude.
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