Laughter is a magical thing. It can bring light to the most dark of places. Some people say that they had a hard time with bullying but I was bullied worse than most, I believe. I changed schools 4 times in primary then another 3 in high school. I was always classed as an outcast, a nobody. Around about this time the heroine would say something like 'but I always had hope for the future' or 'but I had dreams big enough to protect me' but I don't have plans for the future. My foster parents will probably put me in the family warehouse, working on things like packing boxes and cleaning. I never really got outstanding grades or anything, I mostly got below average.
I remember a time when I was depressed and didn't think anything or anyone could help me. I didn't want to talk to anyone. I went to counselling to help me. It never worked. They all just said I was depressed. Great load of help that did. I already knew I was. I'd never known what it was to love. Don't call me a fool when I say this. I don't mean love as in marriage, although I had never had a boyfriend before, I mean love as in family. I never did know what it was like to have a family. I was brought up by an orphanage. By the time I was 6 I was adopted and put into school. I was one of those invisible kids, didn't talk much and didn't have any friends. Until a life changing event came into my life. My story isn't about how I became happy again, thats just something inside it. My story is about what happened before and after primary school. Lets start with before shall we?
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Laughter can set fire to rain
Teen FictionA girl tells her tale as she becomes depressed from her past and present. Watch her transform from one young boy that came to her in primary school. Watch her live her life with many hardships. Can she start controlling which way her life goes? Prob...
