The New Girl
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Last published Tue, Dec 22, 2015
At that point my heart shattered into tiny little pieces on the table. I couldn't believe what they just said.
"No... What about me, and my friends. I won't leave them behind" I slammed my hands on the table and stood up.
"Honey be sane about this." Dad called from the table. But I ran upstairs and jumped on my bed. I screamed as loud as possible into my pillow, but it was so muffled it seemed only like a squeal
This is a story about a girl who starts fresh at a new school. But she gains something that will either create, or destroy the future.
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