Prologue: One and All

To be a Friend means "one attached to another by affection and respect", "one 
who is not hostile" and, "one who favors or supports something."
Sixteen teenagers in their senior years in high school realize how important 
friendship really is and how life is too short to be picky over who hangs out 
with who.


"I only have friends because I am popular." 

"I had friends before my senior year, but they separated themselves from me 
because I'm too bossy." 

"I have friends because I'm a cheerleader. They may not act like true friends 
but at least I have people to socialize with."

"I have friends because I'm the richest guy in school. And get more attention 
than others."

"I only have friends because I go out with a cheerleader."

"I had best-friends that were guys but they found girlfriends and left me 
behind."

"I have friends that attend another school, and I also have friends here at 
Kanto International too."

"I could have more friends but I only have one TRUE friend that goes to school."

"Ditto."

"I'm more cooler than Maximillion so I have friends all over this school!"

"I don't have any friends because people think I'm gay."

"I don't have friends because I'm not "In with the times"."

"I have friends because I used to go out with the richest guy in school…for one 
day."

"I am the ultimate jock so I have more friends than anyone. AKA most wanted 
guy."

"I have friends that are cheerleaders and jocks, no nerds, faggots, or losers 
will be seen with me."

"I have friends because I'm friends with Acestar, so I have everything I could 
ask for."

These are the statements from sixteen totally different teens that attend Kanto 
International Academy that are in their senior year in high school. From 
beginning to end, this is their senior year story.

*While reading this story, try to figure out who said what quotes, it's kind of 
mind-boggling to figure them out, but some of them are no-brainers if you read 
the story.