epilogue
Although, this is only the second blog post i've written,i want to share a piece of writing that i wrote last year...it is an epilogue for a book that has never been written. This book is simply about furious five, a group of girls that are extremely talented and ambitious to chase after their dreams!
As high school steps in, these five girls
take on separate dreams and roads to lead them to their own destination.
Corliss, a visual major continues being the top of her class. With her story of
family behind her back, you can see that she will later become one of the most
accomplished women in history. The determination that she carries on with her
allows her to blow everyone minds and allow them to understand what it means
when “what doesn’t kill you makes you
stronger.”
For
Regan, a music major continues to carry her alter ego with her into high
school. Without these security guards right beside, it is obvious that she
continues to work her way up in life. About her music life, well, it is be
nothing but below perfection. This natural talent playing the saxophone has
become an inspiration to many younger beginning players. She will definitely be
successful in being the leader of the clan, everyone just knows it.
For
Sandra, she has stopped the life of perfectionism and began understand how to enjoy
life. As usual, that “freaky” personality will never die off; she will always
remain as the crazy girl studying for her history test memorizing the textbook
word for word, second for second. Her journey in junior high was a blast full
of academic and jokes. Chill…..B+
For
Jenny, the academic major, well, she has certainly taken the route that
everyone expected Sandra, Regan and Corliss should have taken. With a new
environment, new friends, she is growing, well, taller and maturing quite a
bit. This future lawyer will certainly be a pleasure to meet in the future. The
girl who was once the teacher’s private secretary has finally taken its first
step to being something so much bigger.
Well,
with the addition of Sylvia, this has become the furious five. Although we are
all over this town searching for our future, we started out at the same
checkpoint. This being our Grade 8 year where we wrestled through laughter,
troubles, perfection and certainly grades. Friendship
is a two way street. And without each of the five, we wouldn’t be the
person we are today.
~ch
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