Listen, Alex, she says, whipping herself around and tossing that sun-kissed hair over her shoulder. She faces me with clear eyes made of ice. I don't date guys in gangs, and I don't use drugs.I don't date guys in gangs, either, I say, stepping closer to her.
In the novel "Perfect Chemistry" by Simone Elkeles, a significant moment occurs when a character named Alex confronts a girl who firmly establishes her boundaries. She expresses her disapproval of relationships with gang members and drug use, showcasing her strong values. This statement highlights her desire for a relationship that is free from such dangerous associations. Alex responds by insisting that he doesn't date gang members either, which suggests there is...
