loneiysong
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- Joined
- Apr 13, 2012
Olivia J. Wilde was a good girl. A very good girl. A nerd and a loner. But that was fine with Olivia, gave her time to study. Did not give her time to be distracted by boys and proms and popularity. Olivia was a Senior at Braxton High. Her parents tried to get her into the nearby private school, but her parents did not have a doctor or surgeons income that would solidify her attendance. But it was fine. Olivia knew that education was what you put into it. If you put in time and effort, that is what you got out. If you were there to make friends and piss around, that is what you got. Friends but nothing at the end. But Olivia was always socially awkward. Coined "goodie two shoes" and "Book worm" and many other names like that. But Olivia didn't care. She soon found out that when you left the popular crowd alone, they left you alone.
Olivia sat in bed reading a book. It was a classic book that her English teacher required. "The Great Gatsby". This was Olivias problem in a nutshell. She fell in love with heros on books and no man would ever live up to it.
Olivia was a beautiful girl. Tall and curvy. But she hid her haunting blue eyes behind glasses, her brown curly hair was always pulled back off her neck, and her form was always shrouded by baggy and loose clothes. She smiled and put the book to the side after marking the page. Leaning back in bed, she watched her curtains blow in a soft evening breeze. It got hot and muggy in South Carolina. Her eyes began to drift closed. Reaching out, she turned off the bedside lamp and fell into a deep sleep as she rolled onto her side and became comfortable.
Due to the heat, her body was on top of the blankets. She wore a large shirt and shorts. She slept deeply into the night.
Olivia sat in bed reading a book. It was a classic book that her English teacher required. "The Great Gatsby". This was Olivias problem in a nutshell. She fell in love with heros on books and no man would ever live up to it.
Olivia was a beautiful girl. Tall and curvy. But she hid her haunting blue eyes behind glasses, her brown curly hair was always pulled back off her neck, and her form was always shrouded by baggy and loose clothes. She smiled and put the book to the side after marking the page. Leaning back in bed, she watched her curtains blow in a soft evening breeze. It got hot and muggy in South Carolina. Her eyes began to drift closed. Reaching out, she turned off the bedside lamp and fell into a deep sleep as she rolled onto her side and became comfortable.
Due to the heat, her body was on top of the blankets. She wore a large shirt and shorts. She slept deeply into the night.