being the second youngest she wants to came out being on top for herself since her home life is not a happy place can she bring herself to work hard and make a better life for herself
I was in my aunt house cause she wants to look out for me which i don't mind because she made me my own personal room in the basement which my uncle ethan and his friends were fixing it up while in the backyard i was behind on some school work but i got it done this Gallagher gets her things done my aunt walks over with a cup of juice and cookies
"Thank you aunt angel"
"So how the work"
"I finished"
"All?" I nod
"Okay good" in school i walked the halls in a new outfit
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my aunt got for me when i bump into someone making books fall out my hands
"Oh my god im so sorry"
"No it's cool i wasn't watching where i was going" said the boy when he got my things the boy looked at me strangely
"Are you okay?" I asked then like he snapped out of it
"Oh uh yeah sorry i just got go" then left making wonder did i do something wrong i shrugged my shoulders then left to class meanwhile after the class the teacher wanted to speak to me so i stayed behind
"Fifi you know why i asked you to stay behind"
"No"
"It's about your work"
"Did i do something wrong?"
"Actually Fifi you got all the questions right and some we haven't gone over yet"
"Is that bad"
"Fifi god gave you a wonderful gift that brain of yours, Fifi have you heard an academy for all gifted children" i shook my head no
"Well have your parents or guardians read this over and go see it for yourself i think you might have a bright future ahead" i smiled then summer came to out town and my aunt angel noticed something about me that i didn't even noticed before for an 11 year old my body came in like a truck so i went to the pool with debbie and carl
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