"Are we going to be staying at grandmas?" Jessica asks in a worried face. All was silent except for the radio..... Fighting Flames of fire holding onto burning wires.. We don't care any more. And then I ask in a loud voice, " What time are we going to get there?" "Around 1:00", my mom answers. All I could think of was our old house and friends. When our parents adopted us from San Antonio, TX. and how we all were happy where we were, and now there is nothing in front of my eyes but mountains, dirt, and a blue sky.
I see a marvelous view of a sunset and clouds, everything seemed so peaceful and mysterious all at once. How could we regain what we have lost. A flash of memories come back to me when my parents argued about getting a divorce. "All you ever do is come home and never spend time with the girls!" My mom says in an angry voice. "I'll spend more time with them then, and I can change my work hours." My dad says in a calm yet mad voice. But all that is over now the only problem was us moving out.
I stay up and put my head on the bar of the door. I look up and see a blue sky but instead of one bright light shinning through everything there is a faint light and stars to go with it. I watch the sky like my sisters watch the TV, I stay and stay and stay until my eye lids feel heavy.
I wake up to the sound of breaks. "How many hours until we get there?" Nikki asks exhaustedly. "About half an hour." My mom says with an alarming tone.
We stop at a gas station and get down to use the bathroom. "I miss Elba and Fer." Nikki says with a quite voice. "We all do." Jessica agrees. "Come on we have to go, mom and dad are waiting on us.
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A day after tomorrow
Teen FictionA 14 year old girl named Rachael McKenzie and her biological adopted sisters take a journey far from home and everything they ever grew up with. They only have each other and they're beloved parents who adopted them. Read this book to find out more...
