Alexandra was an Average build, pretty smart and athletic girl. She had long blond hair and blue eyes.
Half of the day was gone, it was now lunch. Having finished her lunch early, she decides to walk around the school.
Part of the school has a forest on its side, passing part of it, Alexandra notices something on a bench. It was a book. Thinking that someone had forgotten it, she walks up to it.
It was a pure black book with odd symbols and markings all over it. "What kind of book is this? Guess I should take it to lost and found". She picks it up....
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Dropping it, out of surprise, she looks around, trying to find the source of the voice. Picking it back up, she stashes it in her backpack and heads to her next period.
Her next class has already been going on for about 10 minutes. Her teacher is deep in today's lesson and she happens to be seated in the back, where no one would see her use the book.......
Alexandra was constantly distracted by the boy in front of her. His name was Luke and he often wore thin shirts, allowing his perfect six pack to be seen.
Alexandra often found herself staring at Luke. Secretly she fantasized about touching him and much more…
A crazy idea came to her mind. She could use this weird blank book as a diary. Opening to a random page, he begins to write. "Dear Diary, I wish that I …
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