Just Ignore Them ( I made this story in school one year)

It was aother cold, but sunny day in Chicago.    " Annabelle get up it's time for school!' My mom Alease yelled. But, I ignored her. I didn't want to get up, those people at my school are the descendants of the devil." Come on Annabelle we go through this every day!" She was now at my door way now. " I don't want to go to school," I mumbled. " Annabelle Victoria Jackson if you don't get your tail out of that bed and ger ready for school, then so help god." 45 minutes later, we were climbing into my  mom's blue Ford truck . " Your dad sent you a letter." " I don't want it." " Honey, you can't just keep blocking him out. he is your dad." " No, he's not my dad. If he were my dad he wouldn't have. If he were my dad he would talke to me face to face and not by letter. So, he's just a sperm donor," And with that I ripped up letter and slammed the door. But, I had to go back. I forgot my book bag and my cherry red ponytail holder. It's the same color as my hair. As i entered the school bulding someone yelled out, " Hey, smarty pants. You going to do homework?" Through this I have learned to jst ignore them because the only thing they want to see is a reaction out of you. And that just makes worse. and here comes the devil's daughter's themsevles. Diamond Diane, Diana, head cheerleaders. They act dumb even though they're really not. " Hey, Annabelle-" Diamond said. " Hi, Diamond," I mumbled. " Did I tell you to speak?" I then realized i was in big trouble. " No, I'm sorry," I pleaded trying to get as far away from her as possible. " You did it again." I don't where the confidence csme from but, I ended up saying, " I  don't knpw who you think you are. You are NOT my mother.Oh ad I talk to whoever, whenever I want to. Thank you very much." I could tell by the looks on their faces the hadn't expected me snap like that. BUt, as soon as I finished talking i was on the ground and I could't see out of my left eye. Wow, great way to start the day isn't. This is I live every day. Being bullied for talking. I thought this was a free country.