Average Girl
Graduation day.
It was a clam day nothing out of the unusual. I had my cap and gown on sitting in one of those
basic white unfoldable chairs with the wind blowing in my face unable to see who was speaking since the popular know it all top twentyfive students with their shiny gold metals on were blocking my view from knowing what was actually going on during the ceremony. In that moment, I wanted nothing more then to stand up and grab my diploma before bolting back to my parents car to leave and never come back. Cuz, for me I had no regrets, nothing to hold on to. There wasn’t anyone or thing keeping me to this school. Ohh and if you were at all curious I attended Saphire High School. It wasn’t anything one would call special. And I mean by a far stretch. It was just a basic high school with a bunch of horny people getting high in the bathrooms all the time. In other words HELL for people like myself who don’t want to do all of that crazy shit. Anyways, most of the people in my high school had average looks and had no real goals unless you count doing a stupid dance in front of a camera and posting it hoping for the video to blow up so you become famous. And to top it off, so many people were just FAKE! Always trying to put on the “cool kid act” it was rather embarrassing to watch. Like get over yourself. Most of those people usually were the ones with the most mental health problems. Not that I can blame them but still high school would have been much better if everyone didn’t act like high school was like in the movies….Sigh………ahhh… (scratch’s head and bunch’s up hair) I think I got a little sidetracked. As I was saying before, graduation was nothing special. I had no boyfriend to leave behind and no friends that I would truly miss. Heck if anything I would miss sweating my *** off on the track team hopeing of getting invited to one of the big meets of the year. But now that’s all over and I’m turning 18 next month and will be off to college in another two months so it’s not like anything I did back then will matter now. As I see it college is a fresh start and this means I won’t have to be dragged down by whatever happened before then. Or at least I hope?!
Orientation Day.
Summer was a blur. And the worst part is I finally passed my divers test after the third time and yet I still don’t even own a car. Now I’m gonna be stuck riding the bus around campus. What’s worse then that is now that I’m officially eighteen in other words an adult it’s sad to say that I haven’t even had my first kiss let alone spent time alone with a guy at there house. (Slaps face) well I guess there is no time like the present. I’m in college now what is there to worry about? How different can college be from high school?
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