Wendy and Her Lost Boys

Wendy and Her Lost Boys

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Everything was Ordinary for me. I wasn't popular or a nerd, I was ordinary. Neither hot nor ugly, just ordinary. Not overly sporty or a book worm, but ordinary. You get it? I was Ordinary. My life was ordinary, nothing exciting ever happened. Attend school, prepare for college, go to parties, hang out with friends. Nothing out of the ordinary. **** Alissa Jane Reed, also known as "Plain Jane" to some was your everyday girl. She kept to a simple routine, never did anything unexpected or out of the ordinary. She played it safe and stuck to what she knew. Hence the name "Plain Jane". But not everything was as ordinary for her as she would want. Carter was the school leading football player, the heart of the school. The cliche heartthrob that made girls swoon, yadda yadda yadda. But he had a large secret that lingered with him everyday. He suffered from panic attacks regularly. As the popular guy of the school and the captain of the football team, he felt that he couldn't seek help. It made him weak. So he did the only thing he could, he kept it silent. Except for the nosey girl that had witnessed his first ever attack, now Alissa was his go to person when he felt it about to happen. They'd made a deal, to keep Alissa's life ordinary like she wanted they barely spoke in school. She didn't want the attention that would come with being the footballers friend. It had worked until now. But it wasn't Carter that ruined Alissa's dream for the ordinary. Instead it was in the shape of two boys who transferred over. And all the drama they brought with them. This is the story of how Alissa went from being Plain Jane to Wendy and her bunch of Lost Boys. ©2016 LisaJane: All Rights Reserved.
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