The Beginning of Everything by Robyn Schneider

When they go to the debate tournament, Ezra and Cassidy become closer and shortly after they start dating. They are unable to back out of it, however, so Cassidy decides to mentor Ezra, so that, unknown to Ezra, he could compete in her place. Toby signs Ezra up for the debate team as a joke and Ezra signs Cassidy up for it as well, much to her dismay. At lunch, Toby Ellicott, his childhood best friend, invites him to sit with the debate team at lunch and they find out that Cassidy and the team know each other from debate tournaments.

They get off on the wrong foot, but the next day Cassidy apologizes and they start to hang out more. They sit with each other in Spanish and learn more about each other. He doesn’t think that he fits in with his old friends so he tries to keep to himself on the first day and he notices that there is a new girl at school. He was angry and he felt like a stranger in his own house, but he went to therapy and learned to live with it.Īfter a whole summer passes with no contact from his friends except for a lousy card, he is going back to school. He spent a lot of time in the hospital getting surgeries on his wrist and his knee and recuperating, but not one of his so-called friends visited. What he got was a perfect view of his girlfriend cheating on him, a Land Rover totaling his BMW, an irreparably shattered knee, a broken wrist, and the promise of never being able to play tennis again.

He was supposed to go to a party, have fun with his extremely and stupidly drunk friends and makeup with his girlfriend. He was everything anyone ever wants to be in high school. Written by keisha kesha, Hunter Hankiewicz and other people who wish to remain anonymousĮzra Faulkner was tennis captain, student-council president, and homecoming king he had a beautiful girlfriend and perfect grades.

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The Beginning of Everything by Robyn Schneider