Brighter, A Supernatural Thriller - Plot & Excerpts
She was used to the way the small town worked, and she knew that many people complained about what they called Elston drama. In a small town of any kind, people knew too much about each other, and they inevitably talked about people behind their backs. Ramona had talked to other people about this and had commiserated with them. What she hadn't realized was that she hadn't exactly ever experienced Elston drama before. Ramona knew that she was what most people called a townie. In other words, she hung out in front of The Holy Grind in the morning and in The Brass Frog at night. She was part of a fairly tight-knit community of people who hung out in Elston. She also felt like she'd had to work her way into the community. That was the other thing about small towns. People weren't accepting of new people right away. They regarded them with suspicion. So it had taken several years for Ramona to get to the point where she was now. Still, much of the time, Ramona still really felt like an outsider.
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