Alaska had it all as a teenager, her parents where fairly wealthy and completely in love. Yet one day, her mother just disappeared. Alaska's father went into a depression, working harder then ever only to keep his mind off Alaska's mom. On her 19th birthday, her dad got into a horrible car wreck coming home late that night and she ended up living with her grandparents, who all knew they where quite old. Her neighbor didn't want poor Alaska to go through that pain again and again so he offered her a house far away once she turned 21. Now, Alaska Coleman is finally free. Free from her town. Free from all the people feeling sorry for her, free from everything.



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Sophia is your usual teenage girl. Except for the fact that she goes to a highly elite boarding school. Even though she is [not to be modest] very wealthy, she lives in a small town house.
Sophia has just moved to her brand new house, where she soon met her next door neighbor, Spencer. It was love at first sight, and just when she was about to tell him everything he said something;

"You know that snob school, Tussler Acadmey or whatever?"

Tussler.
The school, she, Sophia Walters went to.
Was that really their reputation outside of it's stone walls? Or an even better question, how was she going to explain this to Spencer?

"Mom," Tessa said pausing at the door, the house was silent when she walked in but then there was a small clatter from upstairs. She sighed and sat down her back pack, unzipped it, then dashed towards the flight of stairs near the bathroom.
"Hey, sweetie." A pair of tan arms pulled the small sixteen year old into a hug. It was her mother. "Hi there," Tessa managed to mutter through her grip, "Who's that?"
Rita turned towards the open bedroom door, "Oh nobody. I met him last night."
She nodded, then looked at her own bedroom door. "Well, I better do some homework." Small lie. Tessa thought, then slid into her room, a brand new silver and blue journal clutched inbetween her hand. She let out a sigh of relif and latched the door shut.

Dear Diary,
Mom's at it again. This chain dating thing...She promises me she'll stop, try to settle down, you know? I doubt it, ever since dad left she's been going out practically everynight. I don't know where she gets all this money...Okay, well I could take a guess, but let's not go there.

So the other day I met this guy. A normal guy, one that dosen't go to private school. He talked to me for a bit, flirting I think...I wouldn't really know though. Anyways, his name is Carter, really nice, brown hair and green eyes. Sort of skinny, but that's okay.

I hope I can see him again.
Soon.

-Tessa