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The Story Of November

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November is the main character of the story. Josh was November’s boyfriend but, he got into an accident playing football, and he died. November was devastated, she couldn’t eat or sleep after she heard the news. The only thing that made her happy after she found that out was that she got into the Cornell University summer college. It’s an Ivy league school for people in the band. Her friends Jericho and Oliva helped her go do stuff that way she wouldn 't be inside all day. A few weeks later after the Josh’s death, she wasn 't feel good and went to the doctor. November waited in the lobby for hours waiting to see the doctor. Another hour went by, she felt terrible, and flew up many times. The doctor finally got her in they asked her questions and one of the questions were, when’s the last time? She had no clue what he was talking about, then he told her that she was pregnant. November when cold, could breath, and shaking. “What am i gonna do?’” she says, my mom is gonna kill me. November went home feeling terrible and decided to wait till tomorrow to tell her mom. The next morning went by, November just got up, went downstairs, and ask her mom can I talk to you? She told her mom,her mom ferris, and said you 're gonna need a job because I’m not …show more content…

The baby is a foot long and is a girl. After the ultrasound was over November, went back to the school to talk with the guidance counselor to make sure she can graduate on time. November will need to do summer school if she wants to graduate and if she decides to keep the baby. In the mean while Jericho is getting for the big game, this game will predict if there going to the playoffs or not. Everyone is going to be there, even November. November rode on the bus with the team because she’s playing with the band during half time. Jericho and his team won the game 71 to 64, they won. November was In lots of pain so she decided to go to the

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