Post by Audrey Kirk on Nov 10, 2007 16:44:17 GMT -5
To the outsiders, Livingston Heights is like any other town. There’s drama, friendships, everything other towns have. But then there’s more. Livingston Heights isn’t that normal.
The main clique controls the school, and if someone tries to disturb the flow of the school, they get punished for it. The clique is the preps, the jocks, and the sluts all in one; and they call themselves ‘Livingston Royalty’. They are considered the upper-class in the school, and there are four in each grade, two boys and two girls. The next highest clique is The Populars. They are the ones who may make it to the highest group, if they have the right connections. Mostly everyone else in the school follows the unwritten rules, and everything goes smoothly.
On to the town. There are scandalous things happening everywhere. Affairs, divorces, suicides and surprise pregnancies are all a part of life. Men go on suspicious business trips for weeks, leaving their wives at home to cheat and lie to their faces. The kids know all of this is happening, but they choose to ignore it. After all, they have their own problems. Sometimes the people get so overwhelmed they find suicide necessary. Will the flow of the town continue, or will you be the first to break the mold?
The main clique controls the school, and if someone tries to disturb the flow of the school, they get punished for it. The clique is the preps, the jocks, and the sluts all in one; and they call themselves ‘Livingston Royalty’. They are considered the upper-class in the school, and there are four in each grade, two boys and two girls. The next highest clique is The Populars. They are the ones who may make it to the highest group, if they have the right connections. Mostly everyone else in the school follows the unwritten rules, and everything goes smoothly.
On to the town. There are scandalous things happening everywhere. Affairs, divorces, suicides and surprise pregnancies are all a part of life. Men go on suspicious business trips for weeks, leaving their wives at home to cheat and lie to their faces. The kids know all of this is happening, but they choose to ignore it. After all, they have their own problems. Sometimes the people get so overwhelmed they find suicide necessary. Will the flow of the town continue, or will you be the first to break the mold?
