Malory and Kyle must participate in the annual April Fest production as the leading co-stars. If they can cooperate by the end of the production, their long records of uncivilized behaviour towards each other will be forgotten. 
Malory and Kyle attempt to cooperate, grabbing the opportunity to make a positive impact on their own future. In the process, they become entangled in the chaos of the other’s personal life. Malory learns of Kyle’s disturbing reality, and Kyle learns of Malory’s scarring past. Can these two brilliant but messy teens learn to rely on each other in the face of their silent battles?

Between The Lines

 I can’t control how I feel –I missed it. 


 I pull away from her. I stare down at her. My shadow is casted over her face as she looks up at me, breathless. We’re inches apart –and I have to fight myself not to kiss her again –deeper this time –harder this time. 


 “Do you remember,” I whisper, hesitant, “the games we used to play when we were younger?” 


 Her hands dip under my T-shirt and slow their way up my abdomen. She bites her lip. “How could I forget?” 


 I back away from her slightly, my hand pressed to the wall beside her –my face tilted to look down at hers. “Do you remember how we would pretend to be the big guys?” 


 “And how we deemed ourselves the royal rebels?” She adds, scoffing. “Do you really think I’d forget?” 


 “You’re a slave, Tony,” I say, exasperatedly. “You should forget it.” 


The Witness [4]