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Rebecca's Journey

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Rebecca, a small town girl, who grew in a little town called Crystal,Michigan. She is given a task when she turned 14 and its not the easiest to do.But if its the only way to see her family she will take it. Her task is to find 15 different clues,which will show her,her family.But she can’t go on this journey alone.She will need soemone who she is close to.
Alex gorga.Her life long life best friend.Rebecca has know him since she was little they were childhood bestfriends,and there realtionship were so strong and they told eachother everything.So she already knew that he was the right person to go to.But this journey wont be an easy one but and it will take lots of planning and time. Some time went by and it was time to leave …show more content…

She moved in with his family because she had no where else to go ,and they became more like brothers and sisters.So when she was asked to do this task she went straight to him.But alex recieved a letter in the mail to rebecca.It was her mom and dad they needed help and had nobody else to help them.Rebecca has to find clue throughout drifferent states to find her parents,and your probably wondering why she is looking for them ….she hates them? But in Rebecca thought if they went through all that to send her that letter then something must be terribly wrong. So their quest starts today,March 26….We are headed to our first place ,Missouri. Its only been 2 long hours in the car and we stoppped at a little breakfast shop this morning and a gas station to fuel up and get soem snacks for this long journey.We are planning to just to make it to a little town in missouri and get a hotel for the night.As Rebecca and Alex head off they spend hours switching seats so not just one person has to drive the whole …show more content…

None of this makes sense ..this whole trip ..the letters..the blue rose...and the baby book,,nothing is making sense. A few weeks went by and they didnt find anymore clues.So they just started thinking what do all the clues they have in common.It was something with a child.Rebecca was confsued though...she thought....did her mom have a kid? As they were trying to figure out the clue.They put all the words together and realized it was an adress.So they went to that adress and they soon realized that was where her mother was.So they traveled to her,and lets just say Rebecca was shocked by the outcome.Her mother had given her some news that made the clues seem so obviuos now. So eveen though I was still very upset and mad at my mother I missed her so much and was excited to see her .But theh news blue me out of the water.She was having a baby boy and she sent all the clues out so she could share this news with me.My mother said ´´´Im sorry about what happened before ,and we are very sorry and your father and I want you to move back in with us,we would like to have you in your brothers life

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