Personal Narrative: Logan's Locker

“Some idiot smashed one of the glass windows and no one knows who did it” Liam said but not without checking Elena out

“Definitely not. The castle is a den of rumors, as you well know, and I’ve heard… things. Not that I engage in gossip, but it’s unavoidable. People… talk.”

Josie, Jessica, and I were all at on our way to the homecoming game to watch the freshmen, and then varsity, play. We all bought our tickets and made our way into the game. We watched all of the freshmen game. We stayed until half time of the varsity game because we wanted to go to Taco Bell with Camie and Blaise. As we were making our way to the parking lot to get into Josie’s truck, I saw Ashley walking towards the bleachers, coming back from band.

Vanessa was not in love with Logan as he was but Logan as he could be; sensitive, understanding man aware of her inner turmoils, and she fails to realise that her inner conflicts- and the outward appearance of them- are affecting her relationship with Logan. The personal uncertainty she has of herself deprives her of the sincerity needed to make their relationship work, and the scruples that she has been taught lead her to except those same scruples in other people. Vanessa’s relationship with Logan ultimately dissolved because she is unable to accept him for who he really is.

"So where's Jess?" I flip open the tray compartment on the back of the chair and pull out a book. Evan doesn't blink once my way as I refer to his girlfriend. "Let me guess?" I entertain, holding my hands out in front of me, "no comment here folks." I chuckle to

Inhaling and exhaling a deep breath, Veronica tried to ignore the ticking in her head that counted the seconds she’d been seated at Dominick’s. Her table was a strategic choice; far from, but angled towards, the door- a perfect position to watch for any man that had the slightest potential to be CA152. Talking to a stranger and daring to meet the man and be nervous about it, there was some silliness in that. Waiting at a table alone, with a rose as identification felt completely silly to Veronica. Wait a minute, was that… Veronica’s watchful eyes caught a glimpse of Logan Echolls, striding into Dominick’s with a big grin on his face.

“"That's what I was thinking," said Helen. "We should sweep all the lies out of our life. Tell everyone our true situation, how we met."

“Then what does it matter to you what I told him?” Everleigh's eyes widen a little as she realized that I had thought of something she hadn't.

“Madison, I trust you, and you better not make me regret that. So, if you are telling the truth..”

It was a hot June day. Everyone was dressed in black except me, who decided to wear a blue dress, Logan's favorite color. The room itself was full of blue: blue flowers, blue ribbons, and a blue casket. The room was full of people comforting each other and others sobbing in grief. The room smelt with the scent of the gifted flowers. It was the last day I’d ever get to look at my big brother again. Logan was 15 when he decided to take his life in 2013.

"I'll be honest, the whole idea intrigues me. Its odd to be true, but I've seen and heard worse," probably, he added silently. "To know me is the real question though, how well do you think you have to know me? A day, a week, a lifetime? You can stand next to a person every day on the bus, chat about the game last night, or the latest tv show and now know them. Married couples who lie next to each night, lying in each others arms, don't always know the whispers of each others hearts. It's up to you Molly, how well do you think you need to know me before," he paused, the rest of it

“Maybe he didn’t come to school today.” said Vanessa. Last period has ended and still no sign of Josh. Vanessa and Jennifer were walking to their lockers until Jennifer realized they were being followed by Josh. They both started screaming for help but everyone were ignoring them both. Then, a hand was placed on Vanessa shoulder. Now they were both frightened and didn’t know what to do. Both Vanessa and Jennifer turned around and looked at Josh.

“I do to Rider and I am getting a little confused about how does Lacey know about this when none of us understand about what is going on?”

“I dare you and your stupid friends to stay the night in the Manson Mansion,” Josh said, poking me in the chest while his friends chuckled behind him. “Then you won’t have to deal with me for the rest of the year. Deal,” he added, giving me a cold stare. Josh is the school bully, even if you are bigger (muscular), taller, or older he will mess with you. Last year I was shoved in a locker at the end of the day, twice! That wasn’t even the worst thing he has ever done to anyone. Josh is known for shoving people in lockers, but two years ago, he shoved a kid named Frank in a locker over Christmas break and while everyone (even the custodians) was at home celebrating Josh came back and put fish in that locker. Frank was always known as your stereotypical

Though Veronica is a woman and Jason considers himself mostly attracted to men, her gender is irrelevant as sexuality is not black or white. With that being said, Jason’s relationship with Veronica, as well as his past relationships with men, are and were in a state of ambiguity. Veronica, who has a boyfriend, considers herself a straight woman but allows Jason to push the boundary between friends and lovers. Sometimes she is receptive to his advances while other times she outright rejects him. Veronica’s occasional receptiveness to Jason’s emotional and sexual advances has resulted in Jason forming intense feelings for Veronica. As she is a straight woman, attracted to males who identify as men, Veronica doesn’t love Jason the way that Jason loves her. The inconsistency and “on and off” mood of their relationship causes Jason great distress, depression, and anxiety. He feels as though he is constantly in between a friend and lover with Veronica, but doesn’t realize that he is consistently ambiguous in many areas of his