And the strangest thing is that these lies I told, these fictions, did wonders for my popularity.
The other junior counselors heard it from the campers, and they were all over it.
Never in my life have I ever been considered one of the “popular” girls in anything,
but that summer in camp, for whatever reason, I was the girl everybody wanted to hang out with.
Even the girls in bungalow 32 were totally into me. These were the girls at the top of the food chain.
They said they liked my hair (though they changed it). They said they liked the way I did my makeup (though they changed that, too).
They showed me how to turn my T-shirts into halter tops. We smoked.
We snuck out late at night and took the path through the woods to the boys’ camp. We hung out with boys.
When I got home from camp, I called Ella right away to make plans with her.
I don’t know why I didn’t call Via. I guess I just didn’t feel like talking about stuff with her.
She would have asked me about my parents, about camp. Ella never really asked me about things.
She was an easier friend to have in that way. She wasn’t serious like Via. She was fun.
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