The frame
They all studied at the same school, where they were seen as popular, confident and inseparable. Between selfies in the cafeteria, messages exchanged in real time and conversations until high hours, they built a small social empire in high school. The idea of the party came up in one of these messages. Hailey's parents were out of town, and the house would be empty until Sunday. It was the perfect chance. There was only one problem: the party would happen across the city, and no one was old enough to drive. This did not stop Brooke, the boldest of the group, from taking the keys from his father's car and convincing his friends. Between nervous laughs and promises that "it would be just this time," they went out with the trunk discreetly carrying with drinks. Until a car appears and gives a stop order.
About The frame
They all studied at the same school, where they were seen as popular, confident and inseparable. Between selfies in the cafeteria, messages exchanged in real time and conversations until high hours, they built a small social empire in high school. The idea of the party came up in one of these messages. Hailey's parents were out of town, and th...Read more