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I jumped out of my sleep hearing the alarm go off. I looked at the clock and it was eight thirty the kids are late for school. I still have to make their lunches, feed them breakfast. Make their father's lunch before he goes off to work.
"Logan wake up please" I shook him before I got out of the bed.
"Lettie what is wrong?" He sat up looking crazy with his hair all over his head.
"It's almost nine" I rushed out the room.
I went to Clover room because she is fifteen. She helps me most times.
I am twenty-five, yes you heard right and Clover is fifteen. I turned ten the day I gave birth to her. I am Emirati, which is Arab. Looking at me I, yes I am considered black which is fine because decent from Africa. So, like I was saying I was born in Dubai and at age nine I was sexually assaulted by a tourist from Asia.
I grew up in UAE which is United Arab Emirates then my family decided to move to the America. Why I don't know, but here we are. I now have additional five kids.
I have and eight year old Clementine, a six year old Ona, a four year old Milo, and twins two year old's Piper and Penny. Yes, all five of them have the same father Logan. I met him the first year we moved to Miami when I was sixteen, year later there was Clementine. The rest just followed along somehow.
"Clover it's time to get up" I pulled the cover off her head.
"Mom why?" She said.
"Your going to be late for school, can you please get Clemency and Milo up. I have to get the twins" I said rubbing her hair.
"Mom it's Saturday, we don't have school" she opened her eyes.
"Huh?" I said.
"Saturday" she pointed to her calendar on the wall.
I walked over to the wall, and it was indeed Saturday. I just laughed and covered her with the cover. I laughed all the way back to the bedroom where Logan was rushing getting dressed.
"Lottie? Get dressed" he said.
"It's Saturday" I laughed sitting on the bed.
"Your joking?" He stared at me.
"Nope" I smiled at him.
"Man we are two young to feel this old."
"I know, I know. I still have to work at ten, and we have to feed the horses the pigs are going to go crazy if we don't get out there" I added.
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