The girls and I

Chapter one

Penelope's POV

Mom! I shouted from my room, I'll be going to the library in a few minutes so don't look for me.

Okay darling! She replied back.

The library was always my safe zone from my siblings although it's still in the safety of my house. It's really large so I can barely hear them. I loved books so much and the library had tons of them. Whether it was romance, educational books or whatever. Books are books and I live for them.

After reading one novel, I decided it was time to go inside and be faced with the wrath of my annoying siblings. I slowly moved into my room, since it was the last room in the hall I had to pass all my siblings room and hear their snarky comments about my huge ugly glasses which I only wear in the comfort of my home since middle school. Today was the day before we move to Atlanta Georgia from England and I'm so happy because I get a fresh new start. We had to move because my dad decided to start doing politics in America(yes he's a politician) and my mom she's a movie star and she got a huge role in a movie also in America. Our parents are barely around but today we had to pack so they're here. The good news is that we only have to pack our clothes and shoes because my parents have another well furnished house in America, and also find a way to get our cars to America. But the bad news is that we're going to another private high school. I hated private schools and I thought this would be an opportunity to go to a normal school but no we're going to another prestigious school in America. Not that I'm complaining lmao. My mom drives a three row SUV which only contains  seven people and we're freaking 10 but we manage it that way because 4 is a little number. We would go in different cars but it affects our "family bonding time" as my parents say.

Penny! I heard my brother Aaron calling me, oh how much I hated that name.

Penny come down and have lunch. He said

I could literally see him smirking from here, oh how I would slap that stupid smirk off.

I went downstairs and sat on my own side of the table. I can't believe this will be the last time in a while that I'll have lunch with my family on this table.