Part of a Life of a Teenage Girl

Part of a Life of a Teenage Girl

A Fly on the Wall: A Story of a Teenage Girl

This is a story of a teenage girl. Sounds very simple but of chores there is a lot of twist ands turns. This girl has loved and lost, gotten hurt and found. A girl with many dreams and true harsh realities. She has faced the world with open arms like many but was slapped in the face like most. Like everyone, dreams are crushed and hearts are broken and all that is left is a life of self pitty and reflection. As many teenage girls dream there whole life is not filled with self pitty and reflection. So to know the story of this girl you have to enter the mind of a fly on the wall.

Chapter 1
Hey this is a story of a teenage girl named girl named Annabell. Her story may be harsh but she has learned to deal and to take care of herself. Her story starts with what she can remember and that starts with know that at one point in time she had a loving family that was always there for and each other. As little kids Annabell and her three brothers and one sister were always together playing and hanging out. Her sister was the oldest her name was heather and than it was her older brothers Keith, Cameron, and Chad. They all had a very loving nature that when things in there lives just separated so did there love for each other. At first Annabell thought that life was about loving your family no matter what, going to church and being a good little girl for her older sister. That changed very quickly for her after her parents started fighting and her sister when she was only four moved out and didn’t come back for a very long time. After her sister leaving her mother didn’t hesitate to follow not to her sister specifically but, just left to her friend David’s house leaving her brothers and her with there father. Then it was just her brothers and dad for awhile till her mom came back and had taken them to her friend David’s house to stay there. Soon after came divorce court as you could of predicted. Her and her brothers were...

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