I love attention, there's no doubt about that and it's not a secret. Being the center of attention is even better. I am picky with who I call a friend, which makes me seem completely stuck up and standoffish at times, but so what? If you're lucky enough to be considered a friend, I'm pretty cool and loyal. However, if I don't like you, I can't hide it and I am pretty blunt with it. I take pride in how I look and know that girls want to date me. I don't date much though because I don't think anyone is really worth my time in that department. Now, if they want to have fun, then I won't say no. They just know I will not put the boyfriend label up for anyone. My dad's a movie star, so I'm sure that has quite a bit of appeal too. I do get my acting chops from him, but I don't really like theater or anything. I prefer sports and the more contact in the sport, the better. I do have a temper, so I have been pulled from games because of it, but I don't care. I know what I want and if someone's in my way, I'll happily mow them down in my pursuit of it. The only person I've never been angry with is my sister, Zariya. We're only two weeks apart and have different moms, but we're as close as twins would be. She's everything to me and she's the one person that I would do anything for without question.

I was born right in the middle of summer in Los Angeles, California. My mom, Lindsey Stevenson, had a fling with her co-star, Hagen Montague. However, Hagen Montague is a stage name. His real name is Graham Hagen Montague. So it's not as if it made him completely annonymous considering, he just dropped his first name for his movie credits. But anyway, my mother pretty much dropped me off as a baby on his doorstep because she didn't want to deal with me, since she thought having a baby would prevent her from her acting career. I wasn't even a full month old yet, but here I was, being left on the doorstep of my father.

I wasn't an only child for long though because my sister, Zariya, was left a couple of weeks later in the same fashion. We don't have the same mother, so that shows the type of women my father was into: easy and not mother material. But he stepped up and took us to Big Sky, Montana where he was from. He made sure that we were made legally his by talking to his lawyer friend, Tyler James. Honestly, Tyler's pretty cool, knowing who he is now and everything, but that's besides the point.

So, here dad was with me and Zariya, living back where he grew up with his best friends, Michael and Zoe. He gave up acting after that for awhile, but then he left Zariya and me with Michael and Zoe. It wasn't all bad living with Michael and Zoe. We had attention from more than just them. They also had a son that was our age, actually was born on my birthday too. It doesn't matter though, it's my birthday anyway. Dad didn't stay away too long though, I guess. He'd come home in between filming and then when he was done with his contract, he stayed home, not going back to acting in Hollywood again after that.

But that's getting a little ahead of myself. He recently hung up his acting shoes, so let me back up just a bit. When I was about four, I got a mini bike, Zariya as well, and Guthrie too apparently. I took to the bike right away, but Guthrie was a cry baby and ran off because he couldn't stay upright. I had a blast on that thing, tearing the ground up. I probably pushed it further than a lot of four year olds, but I didn't care. When I graduated to a dirt bike at six years old, all hell was breaking loose! I played hard when Motocross was a thing for me. People would complain because I ended up taking out kids left and right to win. I've been disqualified a few times and I got told not do actively trying to crash other kids, but hell! I was in it to win it! Guthrie was never any competition, but Michael and Zoe were always there cheering me on! I ate the attention up.

Junior high came along and I got into whatever sports I could. I noticed Michael was always the proud father figure at the games. Guthrie never really did sports, at least when he did, he usually was on the bench or messing up somehow so he'd get pulled out if he ever was put in a game. So I was there picking up the slack and making his father proud of someone he was at least helping raise. I noticed girls would flock to me too, even as a preteen. I didn't mind at all. I was eating the attention up every time! Zariya was always my best friend so if a girl seemed to voice her opinion on Zariya being around, I'd kick her ass to the curb. I didn't think twice about it. It was always going to be Zariya I chose over anyone.

High school came around and I got really heavy into football and hockey. They were the sports that had the most contact in it. Freshman year I made varsity in both sports easily. Now I'm a sophomore and still ruling the varsity teams in football and hockey. Girls still flock to me, and a couple of boys here and there now, and while I don't mind fooling around, I definitely don't label myself as a boyfriend to anyone. Ever.

One of the boys that I've been hanging around is Mickey Summers. He's pretty cool, and honestly, he's a bit of fun at the same time when we're feeling up for a little boy on boy action. We even have a bit of fun when it comes to Guthrie who I found out was gay. Mickey and I came up with a plan to string him along. Mickey has him on the hook and we laugh about the things he got Guthrie to do. We even thought it would be hilarious to see if we could get him to be late in getting his Harley for his birthday, amoung other things. It's been pretty funny when he seemed to not get attention from his dad like I did. I was usually there to pull the attention away. With Zoe, it's a little harder, but then, she's always home anyway since she doesn't have an actual job. So we just stick with seeing what we can do to keep the attention on me from Michael.

We've written notes, I learned how to pretty much copy Guthrie's handwriting, and Mickey and I would write the notes together. I'd deliver them to Michael saying Guthrie wanted me to deliver it. I'd have to pick the right time too, but so far, it's worked and I haven't been caught. It's all a bunch of fun and games though anyway. And this last note, I doubt Guthrie will be getting that Harley on his, I mean MY 16th birthday! Zariya definitely will be as well as me, but Guthrie's dad now thinks he doesn't want a Harley.

Things with Guthrie though have gotten pretty funny though. I ended up finally getting him to quit his dad's soda shop. He owns Rosewood's Soda Fountain and it's been in his family for generations. I started working there when I turned 14. It was a great way to earn a little money, even though I really didn't think I needed to earn it. My dad had money, so I technically had money too, right? But it was fun making Guthrie think he was creating mess after mess since he started working there too. I laughed when he got put on dishwashing duty and I got to work the counter.

Things over this last summer have gotten a little more boring though. Having the fun with Guthrie isn't as easy to come by since my dad is now retired from Hollywood and back in Big Sky. He got his own house and Zariya and I moved in with him, of course. But I'll admit, I love that he's not off on some movie set anymore. Maybe now we can really bond with some father-son stuff or something.