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Colline Stanfield: A Short Story

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"Oh my gosh can you believe her"," Her outfit is so ugly", " It was her fault". These are all things I was called in the 4th grade by a girl named Colline Stanfield. Me and her use to be good friends then half way into the year everything changed. It all happened over christmas break i don 't know what made her change her mind, but we came back and BANG every thing had changed. After that it got worse. I would always get the blame for whatever she did. I was always excused by her. Then one day I had walked into lunch and there was one stop left so i went to go get my food and came back to here her say, ' oh I 'm sorry no more spots left", and he laughed as i ran off crying.That inpacted me so much because the fact that no one thought of me
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