"Welcome to Virgin Hills Boarding School. This is the first-ever school that welcomes every student. A place to learn and grow and become a valuable member of society. A place without preconceptions and hate. A place for everyone to be truly free."

A Slogan that attracts attention. This school allowed every person to be who they truly wanted to be.

Julia Romanov. A girl with a colorful past and a lot of hardships wanting to be who she always longed to be. No pressure of her father's business and no hate towards what she is.

Tammy Jones. A young individual who wants to express in a way that is impossible in normal high school.

Zachary Carrington. A boy. A Rebel. And a really wild character. Speaking freely every time he can. Wanting to break away from his parent's expectations.

All their fates will be linked together as they make their way to grow up and become who they really want to be. Follow their journey through the turmoils of this high school and towards graduation. And witness first hand how a concept of acceptance works for those who are constantly shunned by society.

Virgin Hills Boarding School

The lunch break was surprisingly boring. Yes, I wasn't alone. Yes hanging out with Seth and Amber and Ashley before Seth would leave for creative writing was kinda fun. But since Tammy spent her time with July before they went to the class together I didn't get to share my insights and opinions with someone who appreciates art the same way I do. And of course, I was about to be in detention again while they were in class. Which wasn't all that bad. Alone time with Melanie. Always a plus in my book. 


"Are you looking forward to tomorrow the same way I do?" Ashley asked and drew my mind back to now. 


"Tomorrow?" I asked and raised an eyebrow. 


Amber chuckled, "Acting class? We will do practice for the first play. Ashley kept daydreaming about the scene with her and-" 


Ashley shut her up by covering her mouth, "Don't!" 


"What? He already probably knows anyway but fine." Amber rolled her eyes and leaned back a little. 


Second Term: What You Didn't Say