I Am A Friend - Original Writing

I leaned my head against the car window watching the leaves blowing around, just trying to distract myself from a slight feeling of emptiness inside of me. This feeling seemed all too familiar to me. My family and I had all of our possessions packed into boxes yet again. We were moving to a new state. At this point, up rooting our lives and starting over almost seemed more like a hobby than anything more significant. However, I have just now come to realize that what seemed like constant inconveniences in the past, have actually taught me how to be the best me with influences all around the country. Living in three different states and five homes may have been a challenge, but it provided me with memories that I wouldn’t trade for anything because those moments created the person I am today.

“What the….,” she started to laugh. Standing up while dusting herself off, a look of curiosity

“Oh man, I was thinking of telling him that! That would have been embarrassing!” I said.

“I guess we will need a bed,” she commented “we can 't expect anything from her.” She mumbled under her breath.

Shaking his head from side to side “A terrible, terrible mistake.” “Daisy’s embarrassed too.” “Just as much as you are.” I walked out the back way. I went in.

She returned to our bed and laid down on the edge. “I know what you are thinking.”

She took of her glasses and stared at me. “I’ll tell you why,” she said.

Isaac’s body heated from the embarrassment. “I kind of forgot to. What were you trying to tell me?”

“You’re insatiable and I’m hungry,” she remarked while jumping out of bed before Ray had time to grab her. Heading for the bathroom, she turned her head to see him drop back down on the pillows putting his hands behind his head with a satisfied smile.

"I did not know you would be coming!" Sophia said. Her voice was only loud enough to

“Oh yeah. Do you really want to know what you did wrong?” Don mysteriously asked.

“Hey, you,” I said, leaning down to snuggle up to her. I buried my face into her chest, smelled her musty fur.

“Oh no, I would love to! I mean, you’re beautiful.” I said quickly, her expression brightened instantly as she looked up.

“I thought I told you to bring your speech so you can practice." She told me with a disapproving smirk that felt like she could see straight through

“No, Gabriel, we have to get our bags packed, today's the day,” Said Josie. I sat up noticing the monumental amount of light that was pouring into my room through my window. A few minutes later, I decided that I was ready to get out of my bed. While I was getting up, I quickly realized that I wasn’t ready; I got up anyway. My bones were aching worse than a two day old flu shot, and my head spinning quicker than a hurricane. Once I was ready to go downstairs, I picked up a blanket lying on the floor, I then wrapped it around my half naked body, and I walked out of my bedroom and down the stairs I headed.