I had a fully developed plot/ indepth characterisation and even photographic evIdence (an out-of-focus picture of me hugging my cousin Philip the prev...ous Christmas). Of course nobody bought any of this but it was better than no story at all. So. Friday night. Janice and I are in my untidy wee bedroom in our underwear trying on things to wear to the party. Ive taken down the lampshade and a bare red bulb now hangs from the socket above. The whole room blazes scarlet. My newest punk compilation. This is my kingdom, but you are all welcome to join me. Juan sighed heavily as he went from mundane task to mundane task at his neighborhood grocery store. Stocking shelves and ringing up customers was a part-time job, but it drained his life every second he spent there. The teenager had come to know every aisle well in the few months he had worked there during early mornings and late nights. The only thing that seemed to break the monotony was the few conversations he had with his far older. ”Ruined everything? Did she not stick to her plan or something?“This was...” The blonde girl sniffled. “I shouldn’t have—”“Laura,” Will said from the doorway leading to the front door. “I remember everything.”Is Mom going to do something now, or do I still need to talk to her first?Laura turned around in her seat slowly, a terrified look on her face. “No,” she breathed, staring at his neutral expression.He pressed his lips together and nodded.“I’m so sorry, Will,” she said, her voice barely. As soon as we took our positions, I heard Amanda scream. “Give me a B.” The crowd instantly screamed what the cheerleaders wanted them to scream. “Give me a R.” Once the crowd chanted back the letter ‘R’. “Give me a O.” “O.” “Give me a N.” “N.” “Give me a C.” “C.” “Give me another O.” “O.” “Give me a S.” “S.” “What does that spell?” “BRONCOS!!!” “What does that spell?” “BRONCOS!!!” Just then James yelled the magic words. “HIKE!!!!” I ran forward and grabbed the ball just as James handed me the.