Post by Benjiboy180 on Jul 18, 2008 3:39:54 GMT -5
Ross Willamette.....Chase Edewards
Story:
Ross Willamette and Chase Edewards are best friends, and have been for some time. Together they would get a kick out of bending the rules and seeing just how far they could push things. This past time stuck with them as they grew older and naturally grew more drastic with time.
Ross eventually drew the line, a sentiment that Chase didn't share. One night, at the End of Summer Bash, Chase just let himself go. He got plastered, slept with more women than he could count, got into a fight, and crashed a car. While these individual actions don't seem horrible on the outside, but each has horrible consequences and some extra snags.
Besides the fact that Chase is underage, he is also above eighteen, which makes his drinking illegal, but also makes his sleeping with underage girls illegal. The fight he got into ended with the opponent knocked out with a possible concussion. And to top it all off, the car he crashed was stolen. When all of these actions are put together, it spelled harsh consequences for Chase.
The next morning, Chase has evaded the police and asks Ross for help. After all, if anyone would help him, it would be his best friend, right? Ross is then faced with a predicament. A part of him desires to help his friend escape and start a new life or hide for a while, but his sense of duty prompts him to turn his friend in.
Story:
Ross Willamette and Chase Edewards are best friends, and have been for some time. Together they would get a kick out of bending the rules and seeing just how far they could push things. This past time stuck with them as they grew older and naturally grew more drastic with time.
Ross eventually drew the line, a sentiment that Chase didn't share. One night, at the End of Summer Bash, Chase just let himself go. He got plastered, slept with more women than he could count, got into a fight, and crashed a car. While these individual actions don't seem horrible on the outside, but each has horrible consequences and some extra snags.
Besides the fact that Chase is underage, he is also above eighteen, which makes his drinking illegal, but also makes his sleeping with underage girls illegal. The fight he got into ended with the opponent knocked out with a possible concussion. And to top it all off, the car he crashed was stolen. When all of these actions are put together, it spelled harsh consequences for Chase.
The next morning, Chase has evaded the police and asks Ross for help. After all, if anyone would help him, it would be his best friend, right? Ross is then faced with a predicament. A part of him desires to help his friend escape and start a new life or hide for a while, but his sense of duty prompts him to turn his friend in.