All she wanted was to be normal... maybe it wasn't good to be like the others but she couldn't care less, there were do many things in the way, and her parents where the worst how can they not understand she wasn't a kid anymore.
Hi guys, I'm writin...
Im making a list of all my characters all there vibes and roles in the book I'm not rly sure where this book is going so i will add my characters as i go along starting with my first character
Izzy
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She was 14 with curly hair but it was frizzy because she straightens it everyday. Her hair wasn't brown or blond just a weird mix of both more brown towards the top. When you look at her you would never say wow she's pretty but you would never think she was ugly you would just look away because there was nothing interesting to see. She told her self she wasn't fat but was not as skinny as the other girls she knew and wouldn't dare wear a crop with out a hoodie. She didn't have spots but she had skin texture. She always loved green, blue, hazel eyes but she had big brown eyes. She was mixed race but you wouldn't think that if you look at her you would think she was a white girl who just got back from holiday with an over the top tan. There was nothing wrong but nothing special.
She replaced happiness with fun, she forgot everything thing when she started talking she acted like someone who didn't care, someone who was always ready and wouldn't take shit with out giving shit back, not from anyone. But it hurt her and she came home every night ask her parents how they were because she loved them and they asked her, usually she was just fine but she was their 'happy little girl always smiling' so she said she was great and she thought she was she made her self believe that until she got to her messy ass room and realised it was all fake and cried but no one needed to know because she was not a sensitive person and they would all think she wanted attention thats what she told herself, everyday.
