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Young and Anxious

Young and Anxious

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Jan 2, 2017
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Oliver is a youngish man by the age of 17. He has anxiety and is shaky. This keeps him from lots of fun that teens his age would be having. He goes to St. Paws Highschool. He meets a few friends that push him around, make him do stuff he doesn't want to. The school dance is around the peak, and a certain young lady of the age 16 named Savanna notices they have the same musical interests. They talk a bit, and when the dance comes near she invites him to accompany her. He doesn't know what to say, but he did like her. He accepted, and the dance came. The word spreads, though, and Oliver's only love starts to think.
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