The Benefits of Being Unique

The Benefits of Being Unique

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"Bye, bye, everyone", I whispered as our flight took off. I look out the window and think about all the wonderful things the future obtains. 'The future may behold challenges, but I'm ready for them', I thought to myself. Life is a series of changes and challenges, and Zara knows that because thats what her life has been like since she can remember. Recently, her family decided to move to California to spice things up in their life, and Zara agreed to that because so many of her friends live there. Despite the stereotypes about the more fortunate aka the rich, the Benoit's are quite different so that means Zara is very different too. The things her parents have taught her are very prominent in her lifestyle, and thats one of the only things she's been able to control in her life after her parents decided that they should move frequently. Her personality has also made her one of theft' girls at her previous schools because she is so different and nice. So moving to California might be another move to add to her list, but she knows that this one is going to be very different compared to the others.
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