I sometimes dislike being the person in the background, the wallflower, the quiet girl. But then I see what happens to the girls who speak their minds, take risks, and I go back to my content silence.
I see people who cause drama and am so glad I don't participate in any of that. Honestly, I've had enough drama to last a lifetime. This isn't to say I don't have any friends, I have a kind of friend, Grace Rawlings. But we never have sleepovers or hang out outside of school, like I see the other girls doing.
I'm not that kind of girl.
What kind of girl am I? Is the question I always ask myself. I, Alexis Hill, am medium height in stature, medium weight, medium skin color, light blond hair, clear blue eyes. Socially, I am quiet and shy. I don't raise my hand in class, I don't offer my opinion, and I don't go above the radar.
I keep it low.
I haven't always been this way, but enough has happened to me to teach me a lesson: your opinion is insignificant. Stay below the radar and nothing bad will happen to you. I just wish I had learned that sooner
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Keep it Low
General FictionAlexis Hill is Lakeside High's quiet girl. Always has been, always will be. There are pros and cons to being the quiet girl, i. e. everyone vents their gossip to you because they think you're not listening, pro. Con: everyone vents their gossip to y...
