Clarity

clar·i·ty
/ˈklaritē/
Noun
The quality of being clear, in particular.
The quality of coherence and intelligibility.

When Ella Thompson first arrived at college, she was all nervous, anxious, excited, and mortified. She was never really a social person, and she would always be that one girl in the front row of the class, pigtails pushed near her hairline and glasses as round as plates balanced on her nose. She was a teacher's pet, a tech whiz, a calculus tutor on weekends, and she never missed early Sunday mass.
She was clean.
Her record was clean.
Her studies were clean.
Her language was clean.
Her thoughts were clean.
She was clean.
Until, Louis Tomlinson, the school's biggest 'rebel' walks in.
Now, his attitude was far from clear. He breaks things, he wrecks things.
That includes both humans, and inanimate objects.
Will her once clean life be tainted for good?