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Personal Narrative-Bea Miller's Not An Apology

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“Fine.” I sighed, giving the horses one last pat. I went back and grabbed my luggage handle again. Prefect was already inside. I hefted my stuff into the carriage and climbed in. I shut the door and bounced slightly on the edge of my seat as we began moving. He glared at me and I meekly slid back and sat still. For about ten seconds. Then I got bored and pulled my earbuds out of my bag along with my phone. I plugged in (which means I plugged the buds in my ears and the cord into my phone) and went to my large music library, selecting a favorite album of mine--Bea Miller’s Not An Apology. She was a fairly new singer to the scene, this being her first album. But I loved her songs, they were so empowering and many of them made me want to dance …show more content…

I unplugged and turned it off in a hurry. I goggled at the school--it looked like a castle from a story book! I was grinning like a fool, as Prefect so kindly told me (and I retorted saying that he’s got a stick up his behind--he didn’t seem to get it, and it made me go “Ha Ha!” internally, even if he did, I wasn’t paying much attention, as my focus was on the school). I began to bounce excitedly in my seat. “This is going to be awesome!” I whispered under my breath. “Will you please control yourself.” He made it clear with his tone that it wasn’t a request. “You are acting like a child.” “I am a child.” I retorted, “Until I’m an adult, I’m a child. Therefore I have every right.” “How could someone like you get accepted, even as provisional?” He rolled his eyes. “Cause I got me some mad ninja skillz!” I giggled. I don’t giggle like a girly girl, but it’s weird to call it a chuckle. So giggle is the only word--it’s not full out laughter, a snicker, or a snort. So it’s a

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