Outbound

Outbound

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Connor Peterson is a 14year old outgoing, over the top and a complete extrovert. He goes to South College, a school defined by a popularity hierarchy. On the top are the guys who are only concerned about their welfare and relationship status, with them are the Girls, completely self obsessed and self conscious about every little feature. Next is the somewhat popular somewhat unpopular group, they are the what makes people go to the school in the first place, often the nicer people are included in here. This is where Connor and his friends are placed, they are liked by most but the popular people look down on them. Last there is the outcasts, often left alone because of their social ability or because they do not conform with the norms. Connor has been moving schools and countries until he reached 8, his parents promised they would stay until at the very least high school graduation.
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