Mismatched

Chapter Four- Freedom From Brittia

Narrator Speaking

*Past*

        Jackie had survived another hard day of high school at Eagle Sprouts High School. For her it was torture to go to that horrible High School. Everyone thought she was some weirdo with no brain. But the truth is she is actually very smart, despite her issues. Since Jackie has nothing else to do, she studys 24/7. She has no friends to hang out with, and no boyfriend. She has a phone, but it's a flipphone and it was a gift from her dad right before he died. And she has no social media, she is pretty much "socialess". Jackie was on her after school rountine, get off the bus, get the mail, go inside and work on her homework. But she got sidetracted when she opened the mailbox, and saw a letter from her dcotor Dr. Ray Jacobs. She was scared to open it up. Last time she got a letter like this from Dr. Jacob it was informing Brittia and Robert that she had mental issues and she was going to need to start going on medication soon. She was only three when that happened, and now she is 15 years older and is scared to speak of that day. The day her whole life went down the drain. Finally, after five minutes of stalling she opened the letter. Inside there was an address to a special care center.

2951 Woodenburrow Road, Cape May, New Jersey

Supposedly Jackie was supposed to attend this special care center 1 1/2 years, without any family company. Jackie was fine with the "no family company" part, she didn't care if she didn't have to see Brittia ever again. But she didn't feel comfortable going to this center for 1 1/2 years with people she didn't know.

It said that she has to go to this center because her situation was unstable. And Jackie definently agreed with that, if she had to spend another day at Brittia's house, she was trying hard to ignore her, but it was too hard. And if Jackie had to smell another wiff of smoke she would pass out. It also said that in order to get a career, she would need to pass a special care test, that she would be able to take there.

Jackie knew that she had to go to this special care center (because it was required), but before she started packing for the center, she knew she had to go see someone....

All Jackie could think is... FREEDOM FROM BRITTIA!