Between Music, Texting, & Coffee

"I was fine before I met you! I was numb and didn't feel! It's easier to not feel emotions!"

"It's easier to go to hell than to heaven. But that doesn't mean you want too."

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A young girl named Danica is off to the music building at the middle school for her first day of Band Camp. When she arrives at the building for her first day, she meets a senior boy who brings plenty of stories and advice. Like in the name, Liam means leader and he shows that through his character. He's smart, loyal, trustworthy, and the best person you'll ever meet. Danica can't help but feel attracted to him like every other girl in Band. But, among these feelings, are some about him having a "special connection" with the teenager, and vice versa. Not romantically, but just special. She tries to avoid the feeling but can't help it. She eventually opens up to Liam and it leads on to the best friendship she's ever experienced. Although everything good doesn't last forever.

Every day Danica comes home with a smile on her face because she got to see Liam. Danica's parents become very interested in this boy and protectively dismiss him and tell her to let go, especially after the latest stories about Liam being such a "good" boy. In an attempt to keep the her daughter away from boys at a young age, Danica's mother cuts off her cell service - her daughter's main contact with him. When this happens, Danica is deviated and is now at the lowest point in her life and has to figure out what she is going to do. Does she keep being the obedient girl she was raised to be? Or does she bend the rules like Duke has taught her too, and be bad for a good boy?