Why like this? (Matthew Espinosa)

Hello

Hi. I'm Taylor Ann Smith. I'm the kinda girl you would think was in depression and cut and was always wanting to run away. But I wasn't. I was the opposite of that.

You see I'm a brown haired girl. I have blue eyes and blue and pink braces to match them. I was the normal sized girl. I wasn't to fat but not to skinny. My thighs were normal size and so were my calfs. I worked out. So my arms were kinda built not the kind you would see on a boy. I was a dancer. Dance was a passion for me. I spent everyday in my dance studio. I taught a tiny tot class and I took ballet, jazz, pointe and tap. I did a little bit of tumbling now and then but not a lot.

My parents were quite happy people. I mean there still together. They fight just like every couple does. A year ago we won the lottery. We moved into a bigger house. I finally got my own car. My brother Jack was in college. I really missed him but we would stay in touch every now and then.

Even though my life was really good at home it was a different story at school. You see I have been living in the same town since 2nd grade. I started at a little school across my town in Virginia. The first day of school was pretty good. I met some people such as my best friend Gracie. We clicked as soon as we met. To this day she is really my only friend. I loved her so much. She was the only one who stuck around in my life.

Once I got to middle school things changed. I met a boy Matthew Espinosa. He had blonde hair that kinda covered his face but it wasn't to long. It was perfect length. We started talking then as soon as he saw his friends he left me. Not really a big deal until 7th grade. That was the year I realized how much I liked him.

To this day of senior year I still have feeling for him. The only problem was I don't think he remembers my name. I'm an outcast at school. I am in SGA, Honors Society, and help out with the swim team every Tuesday or at least when I don't have dance.

Matthew was the opposite of me. He was in no clubs, he maintained a C to B average on his report card and played football. I would go to the football games with my brother when he was in town or when we had to do fundraiser a for SGA.

I just wish senior year was different.