Tao was getting ready to ride his bike to the park, when his parents came in the room and asked him to take out the trash.
Tao thudded his way down each step, surprised at how much homework you could get on the first day. "Thanks sweetie!" his mother shouted as he closed the door. He rode his bike to the park and got off at the hill. He sat down and started to draw, whatever he could think of, he would draw it. The fountain across the lake from him, and the science museum across the way. Then he thought about the tall people, who seemed to control over the school, or his grade at the least. His mid wandered until he wondered in what happened to the other person he had mentioned. He thought about what they could have done to him, or what they would do if they found him. I'll stay on their good side, he thought.
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Why did I ever get on their good side? Ky thought. All they did is use me as their puppet and I tried to escape them, and now their after me. Ky did the same thing he always did after school. He walked over the fountain at the park, and did his homework there. He would look across the lake at the hill and wonder if anyone would ever be there, just like him, waiting for something to go his way, someone that would help him stand up to the bullies, no matter how good of a puppet master they were. He started walking home, and passed by a boy who had parked their bike, and was waking to the hill he looked at everyday. Ky smiled on the rest of the bike ride home, knowing he had a reason to come to the park tomorrow.
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Unwritten | A Novel
Teen FictionTao was devastated when he had to move out of his small town in the United States to China. But his dad lost his job again, so they were on the move. It had been five years since fifth grade, and he was confident about starting 11th grade on a somew...
