Hello witty girls, this is my second story called "14 & Pregnant" I've gotten the idea from another story. Hope you enjoy! Ps; NO IT'S NOT A TRUE STORY.
Chapter 1;

It started off me starting my Freshman year. I was so ready, I was pumped to finally be in highschool. But my freshman year, turned out to be the WORST year of my entire life. It was August 31, and that's where my senior year started. "Nancy!" my mother called. "Mom, I've been up, I'm straighing my hair!" I called. I was so happy, this year was going to be the best. My 8th grade year was amazing, but I wanted my first high school year to be better than amazing. My phone rang, "Let's go, Nancy! My mom and I are outside." Of course, my rushing best friend, Jaime called. "Haha, I'll be out in a second." I quickly brushed my teeth, and I was out the door. Ah, my freshman year, finally started. "Morning, Mrs. Jaikes, morning Jaime." Jaime just smiled at me. "This year is going to be amazing. We finally get to play on the basketball team with the older girls, and in gym we're going to be playing dodgeball. Hopefully I can throw a ball at Destiny's face. Gosh, I hate her." Jaime blabbered. I didn't feel like listening to Jaime complain so I just simply smiled. We got to school, the high school was beyond huge. Northwest High School. Wow, I'm offically a freshman in this school. I said to myself. "Oh my gosh! Nancy! Jaime! Freshman year! WOOHO!" my loudest friend Kayla, screamed. Me and Jaime really hate how she's so loud but she's a close friend of mine, I'd be nothing without her. As Jaime, Kayla and I were walking towards the school more, this strange man walked by me, smiled, and walked more faster. "Um, what the hell was that?" Jaime asked. "Do you know him? Haha." Kaylee giggled. I started getting a little nervous but he's an older man, maybe he's just being generous. "I don't know him, but he's older than us, he's just being kind, let's go." I started walking faster. I got to school, looked around and said "The next four years of my life are going to be in this school, might as well do it right." Little did I know, it wasn't going to be right..