John - Alternate Start

**This chapter can be used by anyone that wants to write in this story**

You're John, an 19 year old boy, who graduated from High School a few months ago, you're close to the stereotype of what a nerd is, but not quite, you got good grades, and were the smart kid of the class, but no one bullied you, and you were friendly with everyone in the class (It was a small school), everyone expected you to go to the university right away, but you decided to take a gap year, so you could relax and think better what you wanted to do with your life.

It was the start of summer, and you were up early so you could use the day, so you went downstairs to the kitchen to eat breakfast with your family, you were the only child of your parents, James, a successful 46 years old businessman, who provided everything for you and your mother, Emma, a typical dumb housewife, long blonde hair with big boobs, tiny waist, wide hips, and a big ass, which never worked since she met your father.

-Son, we know that you want to take a gap year, for you to think the thinks before you go to college -said your mother.

-And we totally think that's ok. -Interrupted your dad.

-But, we were talking the other day, and we found an exchange program, where you go to live for a whole year to an island, with people of you age, where there's a lot of activities, shops, even cinema, where you can relax, meet people and find what you want to do with your future. Here take the pamphlet for it.

Your mother gave you a pamphlet which contained more detailed information of the place, basically you would still live in a civilized place, but with scheduled activities, and without you worrying about the food.

-If you wonder about the money, don't worry, I can pay all of it, and you can use the credit card all you want. So, what do you say? -Your father said.

-Oh, and I forget that your cousin Sophia, will go too, so you would see a familiar face. -Mom remembered

You take a few minutes to think of it, you have a good relation with Sophia, so it wouldn't be a bad idea. -Mmm, alright, I will go -You answer.

-Perfect, the next monday in the night is the flight, so get your stuff ready for that day. -Your dad said.

What the pamphlet didn't said, it was that the place where you were going, radically change the people who go there.