Creative Writing: Charley's Autobiography

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I have a friend named Charley. She is really nice and funny and I love hanging out with her. She has brown hair and brown eyes. Her handwriting is subpar. She is also friends with Helene and Kate and Annabella and Meg and a lot of other people. We are really good friends. Right now she is writing a website on her laptop for school and History Day. She is also writing something on a paper with her subpar handwriting. Now she is on her website again and looking at something while writing and moving the mouse around except it isn't a mouse it's like a touchpad thingy. She is on a new page now and moving it around so she can read it. Now she is on the decision of the lower court because that is part of her website. She is adding a spacer below

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