I love putting quotes, but the only quotes I could think of are from the songs I used haha. So I doubt I'll have many quotes during this.

The songs I used are "History of a Boring Town" and "She's Gonna Break Soon"

Disclaimer:I do not own Twilight or Less Than Jake (But I will own a Less than Jake shirt and concer tickets soon!)

Jacob's POV
"I just talked to this girl who used to live on my street."

"Leah?"

After all these years, your still here. And you remember me.

"She said her old boyfriend, Sam, moved out east."

"Free game!"

"I don't know, dude. Maybe. I'll talk to you later, she's back home. Peace."

"Later broski."

Cigarettes?
Check.
Lighter?
Check.
Beer?
Check.

"Ey, Leah."

"Yo Jake." I handed her a beer and leaned against her old T-Bird.

"I just got a new job," She took a sip. "I doubt it will last."

I took a sip. "Well, heres to the past, when we were little and didn't need jobs."

"Amen, bro," She took another sip. "I think it's funny how life burns out so fast."

"It's just another wasted day." I added.

I'm just another boring life in a boring town.

"It's so funny. I used to always say I'd never stay, but I'm still rotting here." She laughed.

"Same." I scoffed.

She's another boring life in a boring town.

"So I guess it's just you and me." She drew little pictures in the dirt with a stick.

"Seems like it."

"Remember back in high school when they'd look through me and look past you." She took a sip. "And they always said we'd be the first to leave."

I laughed "God, I want to see the world past these mountains!"

"Then let's go. We'll save the money and once we get enough, we'll leave. Just you and me."

I looked at her. She was all excited about it. It wasn't that bad of an idea.

"Alright." I pulled out a cigarette and lit it. She took it and took a drag and smiled.

"I'm finally getting out of here..."

Leah's POV
I fell asleep pretty fast for once. I couldn't stop thinking about getting out of this boring town with Jake.

I fell asleep and started to dream.
I was back in high school. Jake and I had been friends since we were little and used to play when we were little.
But Sophomore year, everything changed.

"Leeeeeeahhhhh! Try this!" A joint was shoved in my face. I contemplated wither I should or not.
Why not, its not like I would die.

It was worse than dying.

Smoking cannabis became a regular thing. I became a totally different person. The people that introduced me to weed soon left my life. I was following the latest trends and hanging out with fake, rich people who bought me marijuana. Soon, I even had a fake ID.

I was back to wishing I could hide from the girls with the comments passing me in the halls. I knew what they had to say.

By senior year, I had gotten an emancipation.

I was empty inside. Boys and bars were the only thing that filled the emptiness. I was spending my weekends faking laughs and smiles with my fake friends.

The promises I made at home were crumbled like the dirty clothes laying everywhere in my apartment. The phone had been disconnected for months because I was too lazy to pay it, but it didn't matter. I wasn't getting any calls.

I was gonna break soon.

I woke up to birds chirping and the sun in my eyes.

In a town like this, the birds singing and the sun shining meant it was going to be a good day.

Ha.

I'm still stuck in this town and I had a nightmare.

Not a day here could be lucky.

I've always imagined Leah as a ska kid. I thought of this story when I was listening to Less Than Jake. I can imagine Leah and Jake (who I see as more of a metalhead but changed for this story) being the last of their graduating class left in La Push.