The characters and events in this book are fictitious. Any similarity to real persons, living or dead, or to real events, is coincidental and not intended by the author. TONIGHT Chapter 1 Fay DeSoto (17)—I was just your average high school loser trying to get a life.I ran around on my boyfriend like the tramp I was. My friends texted endlessly about me, and I gained and lost weight so much guys became confused as to whether I was the hot chick or just what ate her.I was smart, not really much of a tramp, but I was a tramp in training because I felt I needed to be to get any friends—boyfriends, that is.I was also a drunk, not that I admitted it. That’s what my obituary should have read, though it didn’t. It went more like this:Fay DeSoto (17), only daughter of Bill and Helen DeSoto, died in a car crash after hitting a caravan late Saturday night. She was a member of the National Honors Society, active in student government, and on the local youth council at her church.
