I hate moving. We do it a lot, with my dad in the military. I wish we didn't have to. I like all my friends, teachers, everyone. I don't think I've ever been at a school for more than two years.
This sucks.
I finally finish packing up my desk in my room, shoving most of it down into already full boxes. I doubt any of these will be able to be taped now; they were so full.
"Carly! Let's go!" My mom yells from downstairs.
"Okay! Okay! Coming, one sec!" I yell back, rolling my eyes. It was only the third time she's called me down in the past ten minutes.
I sigh and stand in the doorway of my room. I would miss this place the most, I was pretty sure. I had the biggest room in the house since my parents extended their bathroom and closet into theirs.
I lean down and grab two of the boxes stacked on top of each other, carrying them down with me as I go downstairs. "I have one more still up there," I tell my mom as she grabs the boxes from my arms.
"Okay. Go get them, we're leaving in five minutes," She says, and as I run back up the stairs, she adds, "I'm serious! Five! Minutes!"
I smile and shake my head. Back in my room, I grab the two boxes left in my now empty room. I sigh, and take them downstairs, out the front door, and to the back of the moving truck, we were going to drive to North Carolina, where our new house awaits.
I was about to head back inside, but my mom rushed out, locking the door behind us. "Let's go! We're already late!" She says in a hurry, laughing a bit.
She was crazy, I swear. I still love her, of course. She's the best mom anyone could ask for.
We both get in the medium-sized moving truck and she begins to drive, pulling out of the driveway.
I get one glance out the passenger's side mirror of the house we were now leaving forever.
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