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A/N: The story is not completely like Gone with the Wind, but pretty much the same~ Also, there are a lot of roles that have to be cut out because there are a lot of guys in the actual book/movie. It's set in the south in the Civil War. Oh, and sorry if your character is OOC, I'm just trying to get it as close to the character's personality in the book and their actual personality. OH YEAH BTW I KNOW THAT SCARLETT WAS TALKING TO THE TARLETON TWINS BUT I HAD NO ONE TO PLAY THE OTHER TWIN okay idk here's the story.

Nellie DeAsia Evans was not gorgeous, but men seemed to never realize this by her quick charm and personality overall. Her hair was long and brown, and her eyes were big, brown and bold. Her skin was not yet tan but certainly not pale. She was the sixteen year old daughter of a rich plantation owner, and was frankly spoiled.

She was sitting on her porch one afternoon with Ashton Parker. She had almost every man she knew wrapped around her finger, but mostly their affection was not returned, although she made it seem otherwise.

Nellie sighed as Ashton rambled on about war. "War. That's all you ever talk about! War. There's not going to be a war." War was all anyone talked about these days.

"Well, Miss Nellie, you know that tomorrow it's to be Cameron Bennett's barbecue?" Ashton dropped his war subject. She nodded, clearly interested in his name.

"Looks like the engagement between Ana and Cameron will be announced tomorrow," he continued.

"What?" Nellie's mood dropped. No way her Cameron would be marrying someone as mousy and weak as Ana. Ana wasn't good enough for Cameron.

Ashton wondered about Nellie. Was she interested in Cameron? No, she clearly loved himself. That couldn't be. He tried to continue on their conversation, but Nellie was clearly upset.

Although Nellie acted as if she really loved every man in the county, she only wanted Cameron. With his brown hair and brown eyes, he was just so handsome and held her heart captive but she wanted no one to know that.

He just couldn't be marrying someone else.