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Kyla Young, a fifteen year old student with straight A’s who lived in a suburban area of Riverside. She began her sophomore year of high school two months ago at Crestmont High School. Kyla appears to be a shy girl, but in reality, she is afraid of interacting with people. Asking for a refill of water at a restaurant took all of her courage which is why, if possible, she had other people ask for her. Communicating at school was difficult, but she effortlessly aced all of her classes. Kyla was opening her locker, all of her books in her arms. Someone came running by and “accidently” pushed her over. He insincerely apologized and swaggered over to where his group of friends were laughing. Kyla didn’t say a word as she picked up her books. If you looked at her, she would appear perfectly calm, but in reality, she was dying inside. She longed to react and scream at everyone and everything, but she didn’t. She was calm and collected because she had been dealing with it for so long that she had learned to bottle up all of her anger. The bell rang. Kyla’s locker wasn’t even open. A look of panic washed over her face as she realized that she was going to be late. Quickly, she opened her locker and rushed to pick up her books. She gathered her calculus, English, science, and Spanish textbooks and threw them into her locker. She grabbed her A.P US History book and slammed her maroon locker shut, the sound of her steps echoing in the empty hallway. She jumped

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