Narrative Essay On Mean Girls

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A girl of the age of ten surveyed the room surrounding her. Years of training ran through her blood starting to kick in. Nothing could be distinguished. It was a large expanse that seemed to extend on forever, and all she could see was white nothingness. It was quiet, she noted, and looked at her tiny hands. Strange. Familiar. A figure emerges from the nothingness. The sound of footsteps echoing against the quietness. Nothing was said, yet it filled the young girl with white terror as the sound approached. A slightly balding head, sprinkled with brown and gray. Green-gray eyes studying the small girl. She relaxed, only slightly though, it was her father. “Where are we dad?” An innocent enough question for the girl of ten. Her father says …show more content…

The nightmare flashes in her mind, still incredibly fresh. Her ears ache, even though she has heard nothing since the night before. A freckled face and blonde hair flashes in her mind. She shakes her head in attempt to rid of the image. Grumbling to herself. She detangles herself from her sheets and places them on the bed. Contemplates on whether or not she should make her bed, before her alarm clock blares on ‘Apple Bottom Jeans’. Yelping, she stands to turn her phone off, but her phone had fallen from her nightstand to under her bedspring. She was going to murder her older brother. Dropping to the floor, she fishes her hand under the darkness of her bed. The song had already reached its second chorus before she manages to shut the alarm, along with the old childhood song off. Leo grimaces when she notices the spider-web design of cracking on her phone. Speaking of spider-webs. AAAAAAHHHHHHH! Leo shoots into the air and does another weird limb dance, shaking her arms and legs about in an attempt to get the small house spider off her arm. Jumping on her bed. Off. On. A spider-web trails along after the critter, flowing about. A door is slammed open and her older brother, Michael is

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