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Small Town Girl: A Fictional Narrative

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Anna was a small town girl. She moved a lot and didn’t make many friends but this year was going to be different. This year Anna met a guy named alex. Alex was a mysterious guy who always rode his motorcycle to school. She was so interested to figure out what was behind those sad brown eyes. One day she finally worked up the courage to talk to him. She began to say “hey so you're alex, am i right?”. He turned around gave her a death glare and that made Anna cringe. Jokingly Alex said “yeah what’s it to you” patting her on the head. She let out a long sigh and said “thank goodness i thought you hated me”. Alex looked Anna up and down and smiled. “Id never hate you, you're too innocent” , alex said. Her cheeks became crimson red afterwards. When Anna went home she went outside and laid on the grass and looked up at the stars. “How can someone make me so nervous but so happy all at once, and just by their presence that is”, she thought to herself. …show more content…

Alex said “look, you seem like a really kind person and i'm not what you call a ‘nice’ guy Anna.” She explained how she understood but she still wanted to be friends. Alex didn’t want to be just friends but he knew that if his world and her world collided it would be a catastrophe. Although his heart intended to be more than friends he didn't wanna hurt her for some reason he didn’t know

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