15 year old Ireland McLaren.
Emo,Punk, and a skater.
Her friends don't understand her at all, and she cant have a boyfriend to save her life.
She plays guitaur for her band named The Cupcake Killers.
Not only is she the led giutaur plyer for the ban...
Oh Wednesday, the middle of the week. Signaling I made it through Monday and Tuesday and that I only have Thursday and Friday to go. My phone alarm screamed at me. Next thing I know I'm laying on the ground face first. Aperently while trying to turn my alarm off I rolled off the bed. When I looked up I saw my cat just staring at me. Its normal she does that all the time. I got up off the floor, got my clothes on which was a Peirce The Veil shirt with some black and red blood spattered jeans. For shoes I decided to wear my red and black converse that say something in Japanese. I then went to my bathroom and finished my normal routine.
I headed out the door with my headphones on and my phone is my pocket, I hopped on my skateboard and headed to school.
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After arriving at school I noticed everyone was standing outside instead of in the gym. I found my friends and started asking what happened. " Apperently a fight happened and they couldn't break it up. We don't know who was fighting though." said Trey Palmer. ," Well fuck." I replied. "HEY, watch you language Ireland." Hailey screamed. She doesn't like cussing so... I obviously replied sarcastically, " Well sor- ry mom." She rolled her eyes.
"Hey, Ireland 'ya know prom is next week right?" Ady asked. "Wait, it is, well I already got someone I'm going with." I said. "Really, Who is it?" asked Hailey. " Okay, well his name is... my phone. Yeah I'm gonna be on my phone the whole time, what else did you expect." I replied sarcastically also. "GUYS WAIT, IRELAND YOU AND YOUR BAND REALLY NEED TO PLAY AT PROM." Trey Reid Screamed out of nowhere. Ady,Hailey, and I all looked at eachother like we were sending radio signals to eachother. At once we all looked back at the group and nodded in unison.
