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So I was on my way to the park room and the elevator stopped. The doors opened, and, low and behold, there stood the boy. I mean THE boy. It was awkwardly silent until he said,
"Are you new here?"
"Uhh yeah." I said, letting my true shyness shine through.
"Oh, cool. What's your name?"
"I'm Kamila." The doors opened to his floor. He walked out and turned to face me.
"I'm-" and the doors closed.
"UUUUGGGGH!" I screamed, "So close." I need to figure out his name, but for right now this is my only free time to explore before my classes start. In about 30 seconds, I was on the correct floor. I rushed out of the elevator, and looked at my watch, it is 5:08.
"I still have plenty of time," I thought.
I walked down the long hallway and came to the door.
"Park room." I read aloud.
Hastily, I turned the knob and looked around the corner of the door.
"Wow!" I practically yelled. Good thing that no one was in there.
The park room was a ginormous space with real grass, trees, benches, and even flowers. It looks like you could skip off into the sunset, but we're really 28 floors up. Strange.
I slowly walked in and sat on one of the benches, letting the door shut behind me. I looked up, to see a bright blue sky and real-looking clouds. This place is amazing! I spent the rest of my evening just sitting there, soaking it all in. At about 10:00, I decided that it was time to go.
"I am going to come here every day," I promised myself.
I took the elevator back down to my floor and headed down the hallway. I took out my hall-pass-thingy and opened the door. My bed was all made up and a fresh stock of towels in the bathroom. It's like a hotel.
I looked at the big clock on the wall. It's almost 10:25. I hopped in the shower and then settled into some silk pajamas, I mean, might as well take advantage of this place.
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It's Not Fair
Teen FictionKamila is a pretty well-behaved kid, but when she is blamed for something she didn't do, her mom takes it way too overboard and sends her to boarding school. She is left all alone, with no friends or even the slightest familiar face. While being th...
