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“… you have that on your wall and you say you’re happy but you don’t look like it! You don’t smile, you don’t sing, you don’t dance and…” “Now, young lady,” Ms. Perfect says threateningly, even sticking out an index finger to emphasize her point. “Consider your next words very carefully or I’m going to make you eat demerits.” “Go ahead!” Kate blusters. Exactly what the grade-conscious angel in her was trying to avoid. She has just realized she was tired of everything – these psychology exercises, these cliché metaphors, the pointless marches under the scorching sun…

“You zone out more than anyone I’ve ever met. What’s going on in that head of yours?” Micah looked up, smirked faintly. “Just observing.” “Observing what?” Ellis teased. Micah’s eyes changed from Colton to Amelia, then back again. “How some people just… have it all.” The group fell quiet. Colton shifted slightly, his arm tightening around Amelia’s shoulders. “What do you mean?” he asked with a half-laugh. Micah shrugged, pretending the words meant nothing. “You, man. You always land on your feet. Star athlete, perfect grades, everyone cheering you on. Teachers love you. Girls love you. Even the universe seems to bend in your favor.”

The flowers, delicate and enduring, seemed to embody the resilience and beauty of those who had shared their stories. Later, Yam organized a small reading session—Letters From Nobody, Responded By Everybody. Participants read entries aloud anonymously, followed by open replies offered like small gifts. One letter said: “I feel like the only person who doesn’t know how to be happy.” A reply came softly from someone in the back: “Happiness isn’t a requirement for worth. You’re already enough.” These words resonated deeply, a reminder that worth was not contingent on external validation.

Then a laughter escaped from his lips, slow and wicked. “Author: WildLifeOnCampus.” He looked up at me, eyes blazing with realization. “No freaking way. You’re her? You’re the WildLife girl?” My stomach sank. Every muscle in my body went rigid. “Jaxon, please.” I stepped forward, desperate. “You can’t...” “Holy shit.” He laughed again, shaking his head in disbelief. “You? Miss Wallflower? You’re the one who writes all those steamy campus stories?”

It means we have to walk faster to the nearest bus station to get into one before 10pm or else we'd walk home Wilbur's POV I was so glad when the shares were permanently in our names. Finally we get a share of our father's company and it proves we're legitimate children. Winifred has gone back to her house and that's a sweet relief to me. Her troublesome character is a thorn in my butt and I can't sit down in peace. I looked at my phone and remembered the girl *don't worry. God would reward me* *you look like a girl. I even thought it was a girl's phone*

But it was also my loss in some ways because I am a coward living a double life. I believe I am the monster if Camila and the girls are cruel. But what am I to do? I enjoy the attention and the kindness shown to me by my fellow students. Unlike in the past, they are regarded as beautiful, successful young women in my high school. I'm constantly complimented on my appearance. There will be no condemnation or negative comments. So, even though I'm sorry for denying Zoey's presence in my life, I couldn't help but continue with my life. The Clover High cheering squad circled back to the competition, and Piper led a brief prayer. Then we went to our assigned seats as our performances were about t

Jessica shoveled another spoon of ice cream into her mouth, feeling marginally better with each gulp. “That guy is sleazy. All he does is stare at my br**sts.” “Everyone stares at your br**sts, Jess.” “I’m also the only student he knows by name.” “You really don’t get it, do you?” “Get what?” “You’re gorgeous. You have guys falling all over themselves to be with you, yet you turn them all down. And how long has it been since you’ve had sex?”

I wish. If I had to describe myself—and trust me, I’ve had practice—it goes like this: for every breathtaking beauty, there’s always a girl with wild red curls, an awkward grin, and a face full of misplaced optimism. That’s me. The textbook definition of a wallflower. Your average, unremarkable high school nobody.

“Caleb, we’re going to be a family.” And I remembered the way he had looked at me as he tossed the divorce papers onto the table. The way he had looked at Seraphina with a hunger he had never shown me. The "Wallflower" was a trauma I carried in my marrow. It was the memory of being small, being quiet, and being ultimately disposable. “Oh,” Dr. Halloway whispered. My eyes snapped open. “Is something wrong?” The fear was immediate. It was a sharp, jagged thing that pierced through my Sterling armor. If I lost this, if I lost the only real thing that had come out of those three years of lies...

“You can do anything. You’re Willow fucking Thompson.” “That’s the thing,” she smiled sadly. “I’m Willow fucking Thompson. And because I am, I’ve got so many doors opened to me now. So many opportunities and contacts. Even though I don’t know the magnitude of them yet, I know they are out there. All I’m trying to say is, I would hate to be my family’s idea of perfect, at the detriment of who I truly wish to be.” I get her. I really do. Just as I am about to say as much, I catch sight of Theo at the bar. He’s leaning into a girl, who at first, I think it’s Tessa.