Once I arrived at school, Troy yelled, "Get your fat ass out of the car, I'm going to be late!" "Fine then, have a shity day at school too!" I replied.
"Zovia don't use that language around your little brother", mom added.
"But he swore at me?"
Mom replied with a stern, low with a bit frustration in her voice, "And you swore back at your brother!"
"Bye mom, I'm getting out of the car, to go to school.
"Bye honey have a great day at school today". Mom bellowed.
I got out of the car, and my best friend Isla was standing close to the courtyard. When I saw her, she had her long dark brown hair down, she was wearing a pink floral dress. She walked up to me and said, "hi !" "Hi", I replied with a smile on my face.
"Are you ready for another stressful day at school?"
"Nope because there's much homework in grade 10, and I can't stand the favouritism towards the 4 popular girls (Brittany, Sophia, Jaila, and Joy Anna) because all of them get straight A+'s. Plus it's only March and school gets out in May. I absolutely can't stand the favouritism much longer, so yeah . Also I'm just really tired, and not ready to more 10 pages of homework today." Isla replied with a grudge in her voice, and trying to pretend that she shouldn't have answered my question.
"Alright then, let's move on to a different topic", trying to get Isla's attention. When she was so absorbed on her phone, ignoring what I just said.
"Pardon me, what did you say Zov? Sorry I wasn't paying attention because I was on my phone." She replied with an apologetic type of voice, trying to keep her attention on me, than her phone.
Isla took off her backpack, then placed on the depressing, grey cement. She went into a small compartment, and put her phone in her bright blue "JanSport", backpack. Isla put on her backpack, and tucked away her hair behind her ear. And smiled.
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That Time That I Ran Away (COMPLETED)
Teen FictionZovia was an average 16 year old, boys, romance, friends, and of course shopping! But when something happened with her friend. She thought to her self, "I have to do something right now!"
