My life wasn't dull, to society or my family I was an average teenage girl. To my society I was the way out of the troubled life, you got a detention, say the few words, bam you're out. Didn't study for a test, hidden notes under your desk. The one thing I don't like is when you don't hold up your end of the deal. You could say all you want to say about to me, wouldn't bother me, didn't hold up your end of the deal all hell will break loose. I'm kind of like a loan shark for the school but less you pay me for the rest of your life, more I have an I.o.u. for me. It would be small I.O.U.'s like bring me fries from burger during lunch break, and it wouldn't hurt you. Now that slowly changed when Caden moved to our school, he didn't understand how I worked with my "club" so when I asked if he wanted out of a detention, he just looked at me like I was crazy. I guess I was used to being secret trouble that I never got used to it being next door.
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The adventures of Charlie Smith
Non-Fictiongrowing up I always had different neighbors that moved within months, not that it mattered to me. I already had my friends and secret society of doing "good". Then the Wilson's moved in, with their only son, Caden Wilson. The only kid on my block wh...
