So, dear friends, I decided to rewrite book two because I had a better idea for the plot. It's much the same as the first one, but it's also different in many ways. Hope you enjoy it!!!! :D:D!

 

Fangirls, book two rewrite!! *SQUEALS*

Prologue

Lexi was dead to begin with! Oh, relax! I’m just kidding! She’s still very much alive, but quite lonely, too. She moved from Albuquerque, New Mexico to Jefferson, Illinoi in the summer of 2021 and joined a new family school and made a great new friend named Lilly. Her dad was in the Military too, and she moved out a couple of months after Lexi moved in. It was at that point when all of the other kids noticed what a fangirl Lexi was and made fun of her heavily for it. So, Lexi was glad when they moved again to Sacramento, California. All of her siblings were moving out. Cristy had gone back to college when they were in Illinoi, and Conner left on a service trip shortly after moving to California. When our story starts, James had also gone on a service trip. So, almost fifteen-year-old Lexi was holed up in her living room, trying in vain to cheer herself up, in the quiet empty house. There was no luck in the matter. She was crying and even Return to the Isle of the Lost (Her favorite Isle of the Lost book,) wasn’t improving her dark mood, so she put it down as to not get tearstains on it. Her parents heard her sniffles and came in to ask her what was wrong.

“It’s too quiet,” Lexi muttered as a tear slipped down her face. Her mom raised her eyebrows.

“Too quiet, huh?” 

Lexi nodded as her parents sat down next to her and wrapped their arms around her.

“You miss your brothers and sisters?” Lexi’s dad asked. Lexi nodded again. “We know it’s hard, but we’re still here. And we had some news.” 

Lexi looked up at her dad as she waited expectantly. Last night, Mr. and Mrs. Pieper had decided that they would retire in New Mexico because they really loved it there and found some affordable land. The other reason was that Lexi loved it so much, and they thought they should let her finish high school in a place that was familiar. So, they told her. Lexi instantly jumped out of her seat.

“Really?!” she squealed. Her mom and dad nodded. “When?!”

“This summer,” her mom said. Lexi squealed some more.

“That’s soon! Are we moving back to our old area?” 

Her parents nodded and smiled. 

“Oh, my gosh, thank you!” Lexi exclaimed as she threw herself at her parents and hugged them so tight. “I have to go tell my friends! They’re going to lose it! Thank you!” Then she ran out of the room.

Meanwhile, back at Lexi’s old stomping grounds, the fangirls were all sitting in their little corner before class started. They were whispering excitedly, and Thaddeus, who was walking by, happened to hear what they were saying.

“I’m so excited that the Pieper’s are moving back!” He heard Breanna say excitedly. Thaddeus stopped walking. Did he hear that right?

“Wait, what?” Thaddeus asked, coming over to their corner. Breanna looked at him.

“Didn’t you hear the news?” she wondered. Thaddeus shook his head.

“Well, obviously, I didn’t and that’s why I’m asking,” he replied sassily. Breanna smirked.

“The Pieper’s are moving back,” she said, enunciating the syllables so Thaddeus would be sure to hear it properly. “Lexi’s coming home!” Thaddeus couldn’t help giving a cheer with the fangirls as the news sank in.

“Wait, it’s just her, right?” Thaddeus confirmed. Bridgett nodded.

“Yes. Cristy got married when Lexi was thirteen, Conner’s at college right now, and James is on a service trip. It’s just her at home.” Bridgett explained. Kaylee nodded.

“Yeah, she was texting me earlier this week and saying how lonely she was,” she sighed sadly. Thaddeus thought about that for moment. His old friend\crush would need some company, though he didn't have a crush on her anymore. He did however remember how close she was to her siblings.

“She’s lonely?” Thaddeus wondered, sounding concerned. Breanna shook her head.

“No! I mean, yes, she is single, but not the lonely kind!” she exclaimed. Thaddeus shook his head.

“No, no, that’s not what I meant! I mean she’s feeling sad because she’s all alone, so maybe we should go over to her house and try and cheer her up. I just want to be friends with her,” he clarified. Gabrielle raised her eyebrows.

“So, you’re not going to ask her to homecoming?” Gabrielle wondered, sounding slightly disappointed. Each year at the beginning of the semester, the school always threw a dance that fourteen and older could go to if they so desired. The fangirls were all almost fifteen, except Gabrielle, who was about to turn fourteen, and Thaddeus, who was sixteen. Thaddeus shrugged.

“Maybe I might, if there’s no one else I want to ask and if she doesn’t have date,” Thaddeus told them. All of the fangirls nodded, looking a bit surprised, but not saying anything. All the same, they were all very excited to see an old friend again.