I walked home from Ashton's house at around Five. Mom was making rice and soup, and Suri was sitting on the ground, building a Lego tower. I bent down to my sister to see her tower. It was still pretty small, but was, nonetheless, pretty good seeing as how Suri was 4. She had clearly put quite a bit of detail into it.
"How was school, Razim?" My mother asked, turning to face me.
I stood up. "Good." I said, simply.
"I heard about the new student in your class. Audrey?" She said, confirming her name.
"Yeah, Audrey...ah...Myers." I responded. "She hasn't spoken yet, so I can't tell you what she is like unless you want a totally stereotyped impression based solely on looks."
My mom sighed and sat down. "Well, let's hear it."
I sat down across from her. "She's got this big scar that goes diagonally down her face like this." I dragged my finger down my face, demonstrating the path of Audrey's scar. "It even cut into her eye, whatever gave her that scar. It's...off-white...no other colors, except for a part of the scar cutting across it.
Mom nodded, clearly in shock. "I see."
"The kids at school call her Scarface." I tell her.
"Even Ashton?"
"Especially Ash."
Suri toddled into the room right then.
"Cookie!" She exclaimed, happily.
I picked her up. "After supper, Suri. We don't want to ruin your appetite." I told my little sister before turning back to my mom.
"Poor girl." She said. I knew she was referring to Audrey.
I nodded. "Yeah..." I agreed.
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::Scar Face::
Teen FictionShe had fair skin and brown hair. One of her eyes was normal, but the other was an ivory color, with a reddish slash going through it before continuing down the rest of her face, slashing though her cheek, nose, and part of her lips as well. They...
