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‘’Emily’’wake up,you're going to be late for school.’’ I ignored my mom and kept my eyes closed hoping that she would just leave. ‘’Emily’’ get up up, i'm not going to repeat myself again.Wake up emily or am going to take your drawing book away from you for a month!’’ With that I got up and off my bed before she could take my drawing book.You mite be thinking it's just a drawing book you can brobly leave without it, but not me.My drawing book is my everything.It's where I draw my hiden secrets inside each drawing, showing what I feel without having to tell anyone, so thats would be the only reason I even bother to get up.With that my mom was out of my room.Slowly I walk to my bathroom turnning on the shower while waiting for the water to …show more content…

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