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Unexpected Trip to Happiness by Brittany

hands-holding-light--Brti alternativeIt's 6:30 am on a Wednesday morning. I should be going to school but my mom says I need to go with her- on a road trip. I ask why and she says, “You’ll find out.” We got dressed, packed snacks for the road and pillows in case I got sleepy. We got on the road and I asked my mom to stop at Mc Donald's so I could use the restroom. She grows irritated because I didn't go before we left the house. I use the restroom and buy a Mc Chicken then climb back in to the car. Again I ask my mom where we are going and still she will not tell me. We enter the freeway and drive.

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I Remember by Chelsea Ramseur

Chelsea Ramseur 1I remember when my life was perfect,

I remember when my life wasn’t so perfect.

I remember finding out that my mom had cancer for the first time.

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My Parents by Ia’leah Cain

Iahleah Cain 1When I was younger my mom was not around, but my dad was.

My dad was my favorite person.

But when I was 6 years old I had to watch my favorite person die right in front
of my face.

The one who told me I was the best thing that ever happened to him.

The one who loved me the most.

The one who took me to get ice cream even when I was bad in class.

So both of my parents were gone.

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Say You’re Sorry by Anonymous

Ana Perez photo ANONI was about thirteen years old when the truth finally came out. I was outside when my mom called me into the kitchen.

She was crying. And I didn’t know why.

She asked me a couple of questions, some questions I never thought she would ask. But finally they were. “Has anyone ever touched you?”

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