The time is 8:35 p.m. I've been in my room since I left school earlier today. The suspense and level of my paranoia grows and increases the longer I continue to stay in bed. Ms.Keanna, thankfully, did not say or do anything about earlier. It was unusual that she didn't even question what was asked or said between me and the nurse. So I began to write in my daily journal.
Dear Journal,
Well, today was a bit unusual. I cried and sat in the bathroom all day at school, something happened (long story) and I passed out. Then, I ended up in the nurse's office only to find a temperature and a ticket for early dismissal. Wow, what a nice last day of school for me. Great. I wonder how this summer will go especially since I probably wouldn't be able to get out the house... AT ALL.
Love,
Mariah Williams
P.S. (You're stronger than this...)
Ms.Keanna: Time for dinner honey!
I groaned as I got up and got ready for dinner. Yuck, green eggs and ham for dinner? Why me?
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Reposession
Teen FictionMariah Williams is a foster child at the age of 15 whose drug-addicted parents once sold her for their addiction to drugs in her early childhood years. She was then taken in by a foster mother Ms.Keanna who loved to help raise children get out of li...
