I wouldnt say that my sister was a complete loser. She just didn't have any friends or any one she liked to talk to during or after school. I can't remeber the last time I saw my friends treat anybody as rude as they do now. Or maybe I had always over looked it. Suddenly with out any warning, they were hovering over me. "Hey Loser." Cheyanne scoffed. Oh no they did not just call my sister a loser. I always drew the line when it came to them picking on her. " Hey bottle blonde." I retorted. Big mistake. A flash of white anger struck her eyes. "Listen you little twit, now that your sister is gone, no one is here to stop us from ruining your life." I stood up. Who does she think she is?
"Cheyanne, listen, I couldn't care less wheather your showing roots head or cheaply manicured nails fell off the face of the planet, so listen closley... Why don't you come back when I really care what you think, in the mean time... I'll be on break living a real life in a real world that my daddy didn't pay for. And by the way, your Dolce&Gobanna heels... Totally knock offs." With that being said I turned around quickly on my heels and walked away.
I was walking to my locker when Cam stopped me. "Hey." he smiled. "Hi." I could tell I was blushing. It was wierd. I never really noticed how cute my sister and Cam were or how adorable they would be as a couple. I started to smile and realized that I was already smiling. He wrapped his arms around my waist and kissed my cheek. I looked up at his him. He was perfect in all ways I couldn't even explain. I would tell my sister all these things...If she was here. But she isn't here. Sigh.
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Valorie's last wish.
Teen FictionTHis is about a girl who lost her sister. One day she meets an old gypsy and asks that her sister be brought back. The only catch is that Valorie gets to live through her sister. Literally.