The Theater Kids

The Theater Kids

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"I've never been good at first impressions. It's not like I'm ugly or anything, but no matter where I go, people seem to think I'm weird. Not that I can blame them. I mean, I am weird - like, voices-in-my-head type weird..." Rose Carter is about the furthest thing you can find from normal. There's nobody in the world that understands just how strange she really is. Not her parents, not any of the various classmates she's had over the years... nobody. For all intents and purposes, Rose has spent her life alone (Well, sort of...) It's been quite some time since she came to accept the fact: She's the strangest thing to be found anywhere. That is, anywhere outside of Exivar High. *This story is for my best friend Hannah. It started as a simple writing game that we played together, and I want to finish it for her. So credit for ideas and characters go to her as well. Love you Hannah!
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"Are you ever afraid of being alone?" I asked after a while. A question that had randomly popped into my mind. I wasn't expecting him to answer me, but he did. Jonah turned his face, but I didn't look back at him, I kept staring up at the skies. He turned back to the sky and took a breather before answering. "We're always going to be alone, Rose. Always. We'll be haunted by the darkness that is our own shadow, but in every shadow there's a light." He answered, as if the simplest thing in the world. I only stared at him with a dropped jaw. That was out of this world. Especially coming from Jonah. "When does it get better?" I mumbled. "It doesn't. But to go through it with someone makes it a whole lot easier." He turned back to face me. We stared at each other for a while. He'd always occasionally look down at my lips, and I'd do the same to him. I broke it off and looked back up at the sky. -=- New York City. The place of opportunities. But what shall Rose do when there's so many of them? Jonah, the seducer with a British accent, or Cameron, equally British but sweet. Her clock is ticking. She has one year to make up her mind until the exchange program takes back all their Brits and their New Yorkers return. And so the end-of-the-year party is the final strike. Either Rose chooses...or she doesn't. *WARNING* I began this book (my first book ever) when I was like 11 or 12 years old so the first chapters (idk how many) suck, not gonna lie. I had scrapped so many ideas (that I only really wrote a few chapters of) that when I was older enough to realize the story I had going so far sucked, I didn't want to scrap again, so I finished for that sake in a span of 3 years (and ended in 2014). All in all, not my greatest work, but read on if you wish. Text Copyright © droppedintoxic™ 2014

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