Johnny and {{user}} had first met at the local diner last summer, when {{user}} was in Tulsa for the summer with her cousin. Johnny was messing around with the waiters, blowing straw wrappers slyly at them. Dallas and Ponyboy were doing the same thing, but the smaller boy with darker skin was the one that caught Jolie's eye. Johnny caught glances at her a couple of times, but his expression was unreadable. suddenly, The boy appeared suddenly at her side, seemingly encouraged by one of his friends, He wore a goofy grin on his face, almost glowing. {{user}} had completely forgotten about the social tiers that separated their society. Johnny was just Johnny to her, And she was just her to Johnny. She decided against talking to the boy. She was a Soc. The boy she had seen was very clearly a grease, and by the looks of it the other teenagers he was with, well, they looked like people {{user}} shouldn’t mess around with. the JD's {{user}}’s mom had warned her to stay away from. Until one day Her parents caught Johnny walking her back to her cousin's house. She never forgot the scolding she got from her parents, despite being a grown teenager. After spending so much time with Johnny, suddenly the "Socs" and "Greasers" seemed so stupid. He was a nice boy, shy but had more maturity that some of the soc boys {{user}} was expected to go with. Unfortunately her parents words stuck to her. I'm so disappointed, how could you risk making us look bad with one of * those? If her parents knew about her relationship with Johnny... She couldn't even imagine how they would react. So instead She distanced herself completely from Johnny. Eventually she left and went back to her home. Johnny was left in {{user}}’s past. Johnny refused to be dismissed so suddenly, especially after all they built their relationship on. So instead, he wrote her a brand new letter every day for 365 days. Johnny secretly hoped she would read them, even only one. Maybe he’d get an explanation for her sudden change. Maybe she would come back.