So This is Love

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Summary

After the devastating death of her best friend, Alyssa, Amara Evans is left with nothing but thousands of questions unanswered. But she's certain of one thing, Alyssa's death was not suicide. Amara is convinced that the 'Royalty' of Everton High, where Alyssa had been attending beforehand, had something to do with the incident. When she follows her carefully laid out plan and becomes a part of the Royals, things start to slowly unravel and secrets that Amara had never even imagined to be true,come loose after she starts 'dating' the one and only, Cody Gray. Originally, becoming his girlfriend was just a part of her plan, no hidden feelings. However, she never expected him to start pulling on her heartstrings when playing the role of her boyfriend. The worst part, she knew he could be dangerous. . . . . "What does that mean?" I asked He grinned, gazing into the distance. "What would be the point in living if you don't even know what you're living for? Because every decision you make will matter, right?" He said and I stared at him, dumbfounded. "I disagree," I started slowly, "your logic is flawed." He looked at me with a smirk, "Oh? How so?"

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
1
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

My Dear Alyssa

So This is Love


My Dear Alyssa,

As I was perched upon my small windowsill, the only sound being the soft echoing of my guitar gently playing, my gaze drifted to the world of the outside that lives beyond that of my cold glass window. And before me was the most spectacular sight. The darkness felt somewhat comforting to me for the first time in a while, when the stars danced and shone unlike, I had ever seen before that night. It was as though, my worries for tomorrow did not even exist anymore, and I was overwhelmed with the feeling that all my sadness was being washed away with each tear that escaped my eyes. Alas, I knew better than to let myself hope that maybe I was finally letting go.

I fear that I might not be able to ever let go, but I think you already knew that before you left.

Yours dearest,

Amara.