Descriptive Essay On Chloé Brown

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A shy, sassy girl with brown straight hair, deep dark brown eyes, was named Chloé Brown; lived in a nice modern gated community with her family. Her parents were the type of parents that everyone could ever dream of having; comical, admirable and mainly laid back but also have a strict side. Even though Chloé had the “perfect” life that everyone was jealous of, she did not understand to appreciate when she was an arrogant, sassy fifteen-year-old freshman at Avon Park High School. She hated everything. I mean EVERYTHING. She hated her family; she got bad grades. In addition, her parents were repeatedly frustrated with her. Since she didn’t care about her grades, her grades were often in the low F’s so her parents yelled at her numerous of times. …show more content…
Mrs.Brown screamed, “Get that filthy dog out of my house!” Chloé took the dog to her room, locked the door, and ignored her mom as she was yelling furiously. She didn’t care about anything. Everything was always her fault. The next day, Chloé went to school and the dog followed. The chihuahua followed her everywhere she went. She walked to the cafeteria and something caught her eye in the window. The girls that bullied her were sitting at the picnic benches outside, petting Chloé’s dog. Chloé went outside and the dog ran to her immediately. “Oh my goodness! Your dog is so adorable. Like totes cute!” said the girls. The girls talked to Chloé as if they have never seen her before. Chloé went along with it because she finally felt like someone cared about her. Chloé Brown finally had a good, decent day throughout her whole school career. She was happy. After school, she went to the pet store and bought Purina dog food and a black sleek bed to put in her room. She came home with a big smile on her face and the dog happily strolled along. Her family was so in awe that they just stared at her as she walked up on the wooden brown stairs. And in that moment, Chloé named her petite chihuahua,

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