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July 12, 1995 When my life had began. My life used to be so great, when I was actually happy. All I cared about was family, we would all go out to eat every Tuesday. Our parents would always treat us good, as in “us” I mean my twin sister and I. Jullie was her name, she was so beautiful, she was my best friend. We would always go shopping together, it was our favorite thing to do together. June 14, 2010 was the last time I saw her. June 14 was the day everything went down, when part of me was lost

would never come up. "How are going to get to school this morning?" Acknowledging that David has already left. I blank, and my face turns pale. There's no way I'm riding the bus. Not with that... thing could possibly be on it. Dad looks at me intently, noticing that I look a bit grim, he offers a ride. "No Dad, you need to get to work. I'll just hold you back." "You sure? I don't mind." "Yes, you should really get going... I'll think of something." I assure him, and with that he nods, smiles, and

brothers Elijah and Kaden were playing outside and hagan my other brother was in the living room watching a show. My mom was in my brothers room, you know painting or what not I don’t really pay attention. 5 minutes later my brother comes in and says “go look on my bed and tell me what you see” she puts down her brush and goes into the room then turned to my brother and says “well I see a girl on you bed” exactly who is she and get her off” “I don’t know who she is and no, you want her off so you do it

I sniffle and look towards the door. The door knob is twisting back and forth, but it isn’t opening thanks to my lock and the heavy chair I had put against the door. Chills run down my spine. I feel the goosebumps starting to gather up all over my body, and it feels like someone is sucking out all the happiness existing in this world. One thing is taking over me - fear. My breaths become shorter and shorter, and I begin to hyperventilate. I look around. The only other way out my

I plunge into the darkness, not even turning my head to look back at the mess behind me. The brand new, sparkling, metallic car is done for, no doubt about it, but so am I if my parents find out about it. All but one of the car tires popped; the windshield busted into incredibly miniature shards of glass; the side smacked into the side of a tree. What do they expect? It’s winter! Diving even deeper and deeper into the almost pitch black woods, I let my thoughts and worries wash away, losing myself

not" I disagree this man is much too good looking to be me in the future . " Yes I am" he says again. I cross my arms and sigh again. "Fine, let's say you are why are you here? " " Because you broke the ball." I look down at the little dragon and say " And what about him?" He looks at me funny and

too slow. Selison grabs hold of the man and pins him to the ground. “Who are you?!” the young prince shouts. The man chuckles. “Oh, Zalminis. You called me and then didn't tell anyone what I looked like. Poor form.” Selison backs off slightly and looks over to his brother. “Is that true? Is this the person you called?” “Yes. This is the man that will teach you to be king.” “What?” Selison gets off the man and walks over to his brother. “Who is this man? What can he know of Chaos? How can he teach

sound soft and that is when people assume she isn’t from there. It isn’t the way she speaks but, the way she pronounces her words that make her sound different from everyone else. She explains how people think she isn’t from their country because she looks different then everyone else. “When I wear a tablecloth to go to town, when they suspect I’m black” she feels that people just jump to conclusions

physical store environment. With constant innovative technologies, retailers are finding novel ways to recreate the in-store environment on-screen; with the high street being described as acting on ‘borrowed time’ (guardian 2012). Retailers, such as New Look, are keen to add any service that can generate sales and win intensified competitive share; it is therefore crucial that the Visual Merchandise

As the school day came to an end Sophie was ready to go home with her friends. When the final bell rang she was one of the first ones out of her seat and out the door. She stood out on the dull gray sidewalk and waited patiently for her friends. When she saw Jade she waved to her. As Jade headed over Jade’s brother Jake came out and followed his sister. “Hey guys I was starting to wonder if you guys were still coming over today,” Sophie says as her friends approached. “Sorry I thought you were