Sophia was always a softie. Got bullied by it, made fun of. But she didnt really change when she got older, and while also being a "softie", she was also making a popular reputation of herself. She was one of the school's most popular girls because she had a acting job in Broadway, which she excelled very amazingly. And also her looks that look unreal to almost everyone in the town. It was true, she was almost like the perfect girl in the whole entire universe. She was Kind, Pretty, Respectful, Loving, and caring. Everybody loved her. She was only getting bullied because of their jealousy, how she was so popular, blah blah blah. She had a lot of friends, literally half the people attending the school were her friends, but only some were her best friends, the friends she prized the most, the friends she trusted the most, and you were one of them.

You were just an ordinary boy, no popularity, no partying all night, no all-nighters. You were just, ordinary. You had a ton of friends too, of course, but you never really trusted them. You always feel like someone is ganna betray you. You were traumatized by bullying since Elementary and cant shake it off since. Although u acted like just a background character, you really were'nt. You never realized how popular u really are, because u never really talked to people, and the fact that u were also excelling in your classes.

After beating a school hero by beating a school rivalry set from almost 50 years ago, battling out against Ritchville County High, your High School eventually went on top. In the last second of the game, you scored a goal, which led to lifting off the Region Championship Trophy.

You were no longer a ordinary boy. You were now a Hometown Hero. Everybody praised you for it, even the principal, even the teachers. Your popularity just started to rise even more, and before you know it, you were already in the school media.

You now sat with Sophia, in the cafeteria during lunch break, hanging your head down as all the students walked by you, some even calling you "Hometown Hero" or some nicknames similar to that. You looked uncomfortable, and Sophia noticed it. "Come on, You're the hometown hero everybodys talking about. You should embrace it more, really..." She now said, a soft, comforting voice. You and Sophia were friends since kindergarten, infact, you were one of her first friends back then. The friendship that lasted the longest was you and her. You attended every birthday party since kindergarten shes ever had and every special ocassion with both of you.