Dialogue

As she walked through the front door, she was immediately greeted by Sam and her posse.
“We are so glad you came! Have you ever met Chad?”
Chad was Sam’s brother who was a junior. He was so handsome. Kelly had this huge crush on him.
“Yes I know Chad.”
She began to shake and sweat again.
“How are you tonight Kelly?”
“I’m good you?”
“Good, do you want a drink? Wine cooler or Beer?”
Kelly had never had alcohol before. She had been raised that you were not to drink alcohol until you were twenty-one. Do I take it? She thought. I have to or everyone would make fun of me.
“Yeah, I will have a wine cooler. Thank you.”
As the night went on Kelly began to loosen up. She was beginning to feel the effects of the alcohol.
“Kelly, my brother has the biggest crush on you. He has told me that he really wants to hook up with you.”

Story idea 2

My main characters name is Mary. Mary is having a hard time fitting in because of her weight. She has always struggles with her weight and is very unhappy. She is not only not able to fit in at school, but even at home. She is not happy with the way she looks and has consider suicide a dozen times. She soon realizes that no matter how hard she tries she will never full please everyone. She needs to please her self first and foremost. She will discover that being happy with herself will make her feel so much better and make people realize she doesn't care what they think

Scene

Its Monday morning and Kelly heads off to school. As she is walking to school she sees the group of girls that are called the popular girls. They all are wearing the nice jeans that barely cover their hind end and the tight belly shirts. They are in a deep conversation about what party they will be attending this weekend and what boys will be there. Kelly hears the conversation and wishes that she could be invited just once to a party and to have a least one boy after her attention. As they get closer to school, Kelly hears them start to whisper. All of a sudden, they turned around and began to talk to Kelly. This is the first time all year they had spoken to her. She could feel her hands begin to shake and her legs get weak.
“Hi, we love your shirt. Where did you get it?”
“Thank you, I got it at Hollister.” Kelly’s voice began to crack and her palms began to sweat.
“Cool, did you want to walk the rest of the way to school with us?” “Sure.” Kelly’s was in heaven. She had finally made some friends.