Prologue:
5 months ago...
The rain cascaded among the streets of Camden, Maine while my windshield wipers were in full motion. Turning out of my neighborhood, I looked over to, my best friend, Sam with a huge grin on my face. “Can you believe it Sam? We are going to our junior prom! I remember we use to dream about this day when we were little girls.” With a smirk on her face, she leaned over and blared the car horn at a group of girls leaning out of a limo’s sunroof.
“I know Al, it may not be exactly how we imagined it, but it still is going to be awesome. I just thought we would have dates- that’s all.” Smacking her hand away from me, I sighed before turning a corner. “Well, it may not be our childhood fantasy come true but it’s pretty close to it. Sam, you’re my best friend and I couldn’t ever imagine a better prom date.”
Making a fake gagging sound, she giggled before plugging in my phone to the car’s sound system. “Before we becoming a raging emotional wreck, I suggest you turn on some music. I swear if you get any girlier, I will have to throw myself through the car window.”
Fake glaring at her; I began to look at my phone’s playlist. Finding the perfect song, I turned up the volume, blasting “Work of Art”, for the entire world to hear. “I swear Sam, if you get glass all over my dashboard,” I said flipping through a stream of texts from my ex-boyfriend Drew, “I will kill you personally.”
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Miss Invisible
Teen FictionAfter the fatal car crash, the night of her Junior prom, Alison finds herself haunted by her past. With her best friend dead, and her feeling at fault for it, she finds it hard to move on. Starting at a new school, she literally becomes “miss invisi...
